Within its historic range, the dynamics of mountian pine beetle (MPB) populations are well understood, but questions persist as to how they will behave in novel pine habitats.
This project will determine if MPB will become endemic in novel habitats. This research is critical to developing operational strategies to manage MPB in novel pine habitats.
Project Begins
Progress update: The project kicks off, led by Allan Carroll
Completed 2014 Field Work
Progress update: Stands surveyed, bolts collected and analysis is underway
More Surveys Complete
Progress update: Surveys of four 10-hectare stands completed, analysis underway
Presentation at Information Forum
Progress update: Grad student Stanly Pokorny presents this project at the 2015 Forum
2015 Field Season Update
Progress update: More surveys completed, samples transported to the lab and experiments initiated
Summaries of over 100 publications on mountain pine beetle spanning entomology, genomics, and landscape ecology.
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