… ) under different forest management conditions. We report on experimental studies conducted
… mechanisms of responses by pond-breeding amphibians to timber harvest treatments. Our …

… habitat quality will affect amphibian community dynamics, we used a replicated experimental
design with forestry treatments large enough to incorporate population processes (eg, …

… We synthesized data from these experiments in a population-modeling framework to
determine the landscape-scale response of amphibian populations to forestry practices including: …

… Our experimental results suggest that forest fragmentation may hinder initial dispersal of
some amphibian species. As observed by deMaynadier and Hunter (1999) for juvenile wood …

… Other forest practices reviewed for their effect on amphibians include prescribed fire, … in
the experimental design and measurement of forest amphibian populations, including a notable …

… experimental elucidation of cause and effect will be extremely difficult. It appears that some
amphibian populations … and its support by the US Forest Service as part of a healthy trend …

… amphibian populations and if so, how wide buffers should be. We present evidence from a
six-year, landscape-scale experiment … breeding adults for two amphibian species at 11 vernal …

… In the common garden experiment, larvae of the same … in forest canopy among natural
ponds, and by using the common garden to equilibrate physical conditions. In the field experiment …

… maculatum originating from our experimental pools; and (3) all other amphibians captured
in the upland during foraging or migration. The latter category comprised all animals captured …

… at brea$ heiSht) wele comPamble io the number of stumps (cut trees) on the logged sire
The Experimental Forest q'as more vaJiable. The okl growth site had more large trees (N-12) …