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532-3 Re-Establishment and Monitoring of C. Fragrans at Avon Park Air Force Range, FL.

See more from this Division: A02 Military Land Use & Management
See more from this Session: Balancing Military Training with Vegetation Maintenance

Monday, 6 October 2008: 2:00 PM
George R. Brown Convention Center, 370D

Timothy Cary1, Antonio Palazzo1 and Terry Bashore2, (1)USA-CRREL, Hanover, NH
(2)HQ ACC/DORI, Director, Natural and Cultural Resources Programs, Range, Air, and Space, Air Fields, Langley AFB, VA
Abstract:
Threatened and endangered plants can result in significant reductions in training or military activities on an installation.  In an effort to reduce T and E species impact on training at Avon Park Air Force Range three restoration sites were created, and populations of C. fragrans were moved to them.  This research investigated what methods worked best for the movement and re-introduction of C. fragrans  at Avon Park Air Force Range.

See more from this Division: A02 Military Land Use & Management
See more from this Session: Balancing Military Training with Vegetation Maintenance

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