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Update on the Caspar Creek watershed study
Author(s): Peter Cafferata
Date: 1987
Source: Jackson Demonstration State Forest Newsletter, No. 27, October 1987. p. 1-4.
Publication Series: Miscellaneous Publication
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Readers of this Newsletter are aware that CDF and the USFS, through its Pacific Southwest Forest and Range Experiment Stationa at Arcata (PSW), are carrying out a long term cooperative watershed experiment in JDSF's Caspar Creek drainage.Publication Notes
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Citation
Cafferata, Peter. 1987. Update on the Caspar Creek watershed study. Jackson Demonstration State Forest Newsletter, No. 27, October 1987. p. 1-4.Keywords
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