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  C-74 Globemaster unloading flour at Berlin Gatow during Operation Vittles.jpg 4,800 × 3,535; 5.86 MB
  
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  C. S. and R. S. Moore timber sale area on the Crater National Forest in 1911 showing good brush piling, low stumps, and the trees left in the selection cutting - (39756364010) (cropped).jpg 3,175 × 2,383; 1.21 MB
  
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  C.1911. Forest Insect Field Station office and laboratory. 1911-1912. Yreka, California. (37061521520).jpg 1,425 × 987; 629 KB
  
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  C.1912. Bark beetle infested tree felled with blasting powder. Craggy Mountain Bark Beetle Control Project. California. (37061518900).jpg 965 × 955; 229 KB
  
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  C.1915. In F.P. Keen's Cone and Seed Insects of Western Forest Trees (USDA Technical Bulletin 1169), this image is Figure 52 on page 149. The caption reads, "Adults of the fir coneworm Dioryctria abietella." (37511031704).jpg 1,406 × 908; 142 KB
  
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  C.1916. Chrysophana placida (flatheaded cone borer) larva in Knobcone pine cone. Fig. 154 on page 260 in Furniss and Carolin. 1977. Western Forest Insects. (36918057302).jpg 917 × 1,343; 163 KB
  
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  C.1916. The Ashland Normal School briefly housed the USDA Bureau of Entomology Forest Insect Investigations Field Station. Ashland, Oregon. (37317656331).jpg 1,679 × 1,025; 587 KB
  
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  C.1916. Transformation of large cone maggot from larvae to adult. (26445230899).jpg 1,102 × 804; 83 KB
  
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  C.1920. An enormous redwood burl from which beautiful finishing lumber is sawed. California. (41564605571).jpg 3,922 × 4,804; 2.57 MB
  
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  C.1921. Cutting down a bark beetle-infested tree for peeling and treatment. (36692046770).jpg 1,295 × 1,934; 590 KB
  
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  C.1922. Clara Calkins and Bab Leavitt on the county courthouse steps. Southern Oregon Northern California project headquarters. Klamath Falls, Oregon. (37263452624).jpg 1,927 × 1,207; 212 KB
  
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  C.1922. Crater Lake and Phantom Ship from Kerr Notch. Crater Lake National Park, Oregon. (24122112278).jpg 627 × 940; 515 KB
  
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  C.1922. Crater Lake and Phantom Ship from Kerr Notch. Crater Lake National Park, Oregon. (37942842452).jpg 1,196 × 1,820; 287 KB
  
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  C.1922. Crater Lake from near Kerr Notch. Crater Lake National Park, Oregon. (24122106188).jpg 1,199 × 1,823; 281 KB
  
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  C.1922. Crater Lake from near Kerr Notch. Crater Lake National Park, Oregon. (37942848632).jpg 1,190 × 1,817; 263 KB
  
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  C.1922. Duffy standing next to a blazed tree. (37166688221).jpg 917 × 1,619; 261 KB
  
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  C.1922. Early insect cage. Ashland, Oregon. (38189827212).jpg 1,038 × 1,651; 276 KB
  
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  C.1922. Lake Ewauna. Klamath Falls, Oregon. (24122102468).jpg 1,775 × 1,161; 331 KB
  
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  C.1922. Lake Ewauna. Klamath Falls, Oregon. (37942836182).jpg 941 × 621; 76 KB
  
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  C.1922. Link River. Klamath Falls, Oregon. (24122100128).jpg 1,766 × 1,163; 221 KB
  
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  C.1922. Link River. Klamath Falls, Oregon. (37136494602).jpg 1,183 × 1,801; 154 KB
  
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  C.1922. Peeling bark on infested trees for insect control treatment. (33586792746).jpg 1,774 × 1,171; 320 KB
  
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  C.1922. Peeling infested ponderosa pine to burn. Area 2. Southern Oregon Northern California (SONC) cooperative western pine beetle control project. (35623197010).jpg 939 × 619; 126 KB
  
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  C.1922. Pinnacles Overlook. Crater Lake National Park, Oregon. (34953087586).jpg 606 × 946; 110 KB
  
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  C.1922. Scene overlooking Merrill, near Klamath Falls, Oregon. (36496299363).jpg 1,175 × 1,774; 242 KB
  
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  C.1922. Scene overlooking Merrill, near Klamath Falls, Oregon. (37136503162).jpg 1,774 × 1,171; 247 KB
  
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  C.1923. Inside a cooking tent at a bark beetle control camp. (32813865823).jpg 953 × 629; 89 KB
  
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  C.1923. Left-to-Right F.P. Keen, Harry Wise, F.M. Bodenhamer, (unidentified) and Fred Zumbrunn. Hay Creek Unit. Southern Oregon Northern California control project. (33498602361).jpg 1,792 × 1,174; 148 KB
  
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  C.1923. Pine beetle control. (37209598331).jpg 2,382 × 1,788; 2.79 MB
  
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  C.1924. Coloradia pandora (Pandora moth) egg cluster on bark. (38166257336).jpg 1,088 × 1,957; 375 KB
  
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  C.1924. Coloradia pandora (Pandora moth) egg cluster on ponderosa pine needle. (35960071180).jpg 983 × 1,489; 107 KB
  
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  C.1924. Coloradia pandora (Pandora moth). (34875572112).jpg 1,352 × 1,043; 125 KB
  
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  C.1924. Drawing by W.D. Edmonston illustrates the life history of the Rocky Mountain Tiger Moth. (33600090631).jpg 1,729 × 1,327; 468 KB
  
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  C.1924. Drawing by W.D. Edmonston shows seasonal history of Coloradia pandora (Pandora moth) on yellow pine (ponderosa pine). (32883357724).jpg 1,693 × 1,270; 424 KB
  
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  C.1924. Drawing by W.D. Edmonston shows the life history of the New Mexico fir looper. (33344451170).jpg 1,445 × 1,046; 325 KB
  
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  C.1924. Drawing by W.D. Edmonston shows the life history of the Pine Butterfly (Neophasia menapia Felder). (33572661842).jpg 1,539 × 1,282; 396 KB
  
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  C.1924. Drawing by W.D. Edmonston shows wood-borer Zootermopsis. (33728904705).jpg 1,484 × 1,230; 349 KB
  
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  C.1924. Phloeosinus cristatus (Lec.) and Phloeosinus cupressi (Hopk.) - drawing shows number and arrangement of spines on females and males. (38068265032).jpg 2,425 × 1,456; 320 KB
  
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  C.1924. Phloeosinus cristatus (Lec.) and Phloeosinus cupressi (Hopk.) - drawing shows number and arrangement of spines on females and males. (38166042266).jpg 1,688 × 1,229; 504 KB
  
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  C.1924. Ponderosa pine timber killed by old epidemic of mountain pine beetle (Dendroctonus ponderosae). Kaibab National Forest, Arizona. (37510803354).jpg 1,586 × 1,058; 335 KB
  
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  C.1924. V.T. Park, Kaibab National Forest, Arizona. (26445298669).jpg 1,503 × 1,130; 233 KB
  
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  C.1925. Beetle control - bark peeling area treated near Mile-and-a-Half. Kaibab National Forest, Arizona. (26445238109).jpg 1,463 × 1,064; 325 KB
  
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  C.1925. Beetle control - bark peeling area treated near Mile-and-a-Half. Kaibab National Forest, Arizona. (38189653772).jpg 1,447 × 1,066; 380 KB
  
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  C.1925. Camp cooks with tents at an unidentified beetle control camp. (33607877325).jpg 1,665 × 1,052; 470 KB
  
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  C.1926. Buprestidae, general. Malanophila gentilis; Buprestis aurulenta; Chrysophana placida; Chalcophora angulicollis; Anthaxia aneogaster; Chrysobothris monticola; Dicera tenebrosa. (38189639572).jpg 1,054 × 1,349; 100 KB
  
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  C.1926. Graphisurus spectabilis Lec.; Melanophila gentilis Lec.; Dendroctonus valens Lec.; Vespamima sequoiae Hy.Edw; Temnochila virescens Fabr.; Dendroctonus brevicomis Lec. (26445227539).jpg 1,052 × 955; 95 KB
  
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  C.1927. Dendroctonus valens; Magdalis lecontei; Dendroctonus brevicomis; and Vespamima sequoiae. (38221533801).jpg 1,373 × 1,051; 187 KB
  
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  C.1929. Drawing by W.D. Edmonston shows the life history of the Pandora moth 1929-1931. (33600088951).jpg 1,724 × 1,292; 449 KB
  
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  C.1930. Burning for western pine beetle control. Klamath Indian Reservation. (38166008926).jpg 1,322 × 900; 200 KB
  
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  C.1930. Falling an infested ponderosa pine tree. The undercut shows dark stains in sapwood caused by blue-stain fungi, which develops soon after the western pine beetle attacks the tree. CA.. (32915742873).jpg 1,353 × 1,972; 592 KB
  
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  C.1930. Platypus wilsoni egg tunnels in wood of Abies concolor. (39817493525).jpg 1,063 × 1,292; 220 KB
  
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  C.1932. Drawing by W.D. Edmonston shows seasonal history of Dendroctonus pseudotsugae Hopk. (33857285502).jpg 1,816 × 1,300; 256 KB
  
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  C.1932. Drawing by W.D. Edmonston shows the life history of oak clear-wing. (33344446980).jpg 939 × 1,082; 202 KB
  
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  C.1933. CCC boys felling beetle infested tree. Sawing undercut preparatory to notching with axe. Lassen National Forest, California. (34271385232).jpg 2,257 × 2,904; 1.41 MB
  
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  C.1933. Western pine beetle infestation at Bass Lake. Sierra National Forest, California. (37162129986).jpg 2,682 × 1,770; 1.96 MB
  
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  C.1934. Drawing shows Ips radiatae Hopk. Egg gallery larval mines and pupal cells on surface of sapwood of pine. (33344443490).jpg 1,012 × 1,295; 425 KB
  
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  C.1934. Drawing shows primary egg gallery, larval mines, and pupal cells of Ips oregoni (Eich.) on surface of sapwood of pine. (33600091371).jpg 657 × 1,172; 196 KB
  
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  C.1934. Drawing shows some western bark beetles injurious to native and planted trees used for ornamental and recreational purposes. (33344445010).jpg 1,339 × 1,030; 354 KB
  
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  C.1934. Principle types of scolytid bark tunnels cave tunnel, radiate, and forked. Transverse and longitudinal views. (34146293902).jpg 1,513 × 2,092; 522 KB
  
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  C.1934. Tree medication studies. (39625002475).jpg 935 × 1,335; 281 KB
  
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  C.1935. The California flatheaded borer (Melanophila californica) full grown larvae. (36692050040).jpg 819 × 830; 58 KB
  
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  C.1935. Work of an aspen leaf miner (Phyllocnistis populiella). (36275097143).jpg 1,007 × 1,214; 135 KB
  
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  C.1938. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (33208341203).jpg 1,417 × 1,063; 426 KB
  
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  C.1938. Tillamook Burn, Oregon. (33863618442).jpg 689 × 542; 119 KB
  
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  C.1947. This image is Figure 101 on page 224 of F.P. Keen's 1952 Insect Enemies of Western Forests. The caption reads, "With a long hose it is possible to reach distances of 1,500 to 5,000 feet up from the spray pump." (36404772822).jpg 453 × 625; 260 KB
  
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  C.1947. Tussock moth. (35124641836).jpg 1,361 × 979; 145 KB
  
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  C.1950. Aircraft markers for aerial spraying. (36362326113).jpg 3,600 × 2,441; 4.29 MB
  
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  C.1950. Oblique aerial photography camera in plane. (35426411132).jpg 1,802 × 1,201; 472 KB
  
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  C.1950. Spray plane N45228; 21. (35046141070).jpg 4,005 × 2,673; 4.91 MB
  
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  C.1950. Stinson Station Wagon NC6077M used in the 1950 aerial detection survey. (36814680050).jpg 1,500 × 1,107; 482 KB
  
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  C.1953. Aircraft spraying insecticide. Western spruce budworm control project. Helena National Forest, Montana. (33016219754).jpg 2,747 × 2,260; 2.1 MB
  
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  C.1954. Aerial observer Walter J. Buckhorn (left) and pilot John F. Wear with Cessna 170-B aerial detection survey aircraft. (36255978752).jpg 1,494 × 1,104; 775 KB
  
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  C.1955. Ips damage. (25101354797).jpg 1,802 × 1,201; 310 KB
  
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  C.1956. A stand of mature western white pine killed by blister rust. Spirit Lake, Washington. (33620651303).jpg 4,797 × 3,792; 2.54 MB
  
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  C.1956. Aerial view of Astoria, before the bridge was constructed. (35815773560).jpg 5,823 × 4,660; 7.9 MB
  
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  C.1957. Halisidota argentata larva on Douglas-fir. (27673827408).jpg 1,079 × 1,361; 172 KB
  
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  C.1957. Hemileuca eglanterina adult in resting position on bitterbrush. Collected by Robert L. Furniss. Steens Mountain, Oregon. (40650744375).jpg 968 × 1,256; 124 KB
  
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  C.1957. Hemileuca eglanterina adult in resting position on bitterbrush. Collected by Robert L. Furniss. Steens Mountain, Oregon. (40832349124).jpg 1,221 × 901; 120 KB
  
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  C.1957. Hemileuca eglanterina adult in resting position on bitterbrush. Collected by Robert L. Furniss. Steens Mountain, Oregon. (40832356474).jpg 1,001 × 1,310; 128 KB
  
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  C.1957. Hemileuca eglanterina larva on bitterbrush. (40650748705).jpg 822 × 1,142; 152 KB
  
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  C.1957. Nepytia phantasmaria larva on Douglas-fir twig. (27673822658).jpg 1,355 × 1,003; 119 KB
  
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  C.1957. Orgyia pseudotsugata larva on fir foliage. (27673818308).jpg 1,361 × 1,095; 205 KB
  
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  C.1957. Otiorhynchus ovatus adult. Determined by Robert L. Furniss. (40832264114).jpg 1,359 × 785; 154 KB
  
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  C.1957. Otiorhynchus ovatus adult. Determined by Robert L. Furniss. (41502883832).jpg 1,317 × 969; 140 KB
  
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  C.1957. Pamphiliidae larva. (27673830938).jpg 558 × 894; 37 KB
  
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  C.1957. Spruce budworm with larval ectoparasite Phytodietus fumiferanae. (27673624488).jpg 1,081 × 1,373; 204 KB
  
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  C.1957. Walter J. Buckhorn demonstrates sketch-mapping in the cockpit of a Cessna. (35046295770).jpg 3,927 × 2,664; 2.85 MB
  
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  C.1960. "Duster plane" - N1222N. Livingston. Corvallis, Oregon; Madras, Oregon. (36362325323).jpg 3,600 × 2,391; 5.04 MB
  
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  C.1960. Aerial photo mosaics and spray maps. Project headquarters - Oregon Department of Forestry bus. Unidentified defoliator spray project. Oregon. (35373146484).jpg 5,665 × 4,537; 9.45 MB
  
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  C.1960. Aerial photo of unidentified fish hatchery in Oregon or Washington. (35815684980).jpg 5,810 × 4,673; 12.91 MB
  
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  C.1960. CF-IMI 601 TBM spray plane. Skyway Air Services. Sandspit, British Columbia, Canada. (35678858120).jpg 3,600 × 2,375; 4.44 MB
  
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  C.1960. CF-IMI 601 TBM spray plane. Skyway Air Services. Sandspit, British Columbia, Canada. (36027989496).jpg 3,600 × 2,289; 3.78 MB
  
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  C.1960. Insecticide. Chemical storage tanks. Sandspit, British Columbia, Canada. (36027993616).jpg 3,600 × 2,396; 4.32 MB
  
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  C.1960. Loading Stearman spray plane N4762N with insecticide. Unidentified Oregon Department of Forestry defoliator spray project. Oregon. (36042229972).jpg 5,617 × 4,342; 5.81 MB
  
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  C.1960. Loading Stearman spray plane N65773 with insecticide. Unidentified Oregon Department of Forestry defoliator spray project. Oregon. (36074142971).jpg 5,662 × 4,283; 7.83 MB
  
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  C.1960. Normal ponderosa pine cone cut to show seeds. Plateau Block, J. Neils Co. Glenwood, Washington. (36275175903).jpg 817 × 1,384; 163 KB
  
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  C.1960. Spray planes at airport. Unidentified Oregon Department of Forestry defoliator spray project. Oregon. (35815766540).jpg 5,665 × 4,498; 11.62 MB
  
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  C.1960. Spray planes loading at an unidentified airport. Unidentified Oregon Department of Forestry defoliator spray project. Oregon. (35373137914).jpg 5,662 × 4,461; 11.43 MB
  
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  C.1960. Stearman spray planes at airport. Unidentified Oregon Department of Forestry of Forestry defoliator spray project. Oregon. (36074150991).jpg 5,662 × 4,387; 8.23 MB
  
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  C.1961. Lodgepole pine dwarf mistletoe sanitation logging. Deschutes National Forest, Oregon. (35678880890).jpg 3,600 × 2,381; 1.47 MB
  
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  C.1962. Beginning to break up local thermals. Region 1. (36362323123).jpg 3,600 × 2,289; 4.9 MB
  
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  C.1962. Second run - playing the drift. (36362321463).jpg 3,599 × 2,253; 4.39 MB
  
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  C.1963. Spray helicopter pilot. (36042223782).jpg 4,437 × 5,656; 10.52 MB
  
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  C.1964. Man bending a piece of lumber. (35679548770).jpg 2,375 × 3,600; 1.12 MB
  
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  C.1965. Personnel of the Forest Pathology and Mycorrhiza projects. Front row, left to right J. Trappe; unknown; K.Shea; D. Duff; C.Y. Li. 2nd row Unknown; E. Nelson; G. Harvey; J. Neal; P. Aho. (33683922365).jpg 2,048 × 1,391; 301 KB
  
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  C.1966. Edward Stone in front of IBM computer tape bank. Washington, D.C. (34389380396).jpg 4,834 × 3,837; 1.41 MB
  
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  C.1966. Heliport construction. (36362325173).jpg 3,600 × 2,277; 3.69 MB
  
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  C.1966. Hung tree. (34481334743).jpg 2,247 × 3,600; 1.52 MB
  
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  C.1966. No metadata available. US Forest Service personnel (possibly John Wear) with a radar gun in a Columbia Helicopters helicopter. (35268790256).jpg 2,705 × 2,149; 2.23 MB
  
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  C.1966. Two hands using a slide rule at a drafting table. Maps and Charts. Region 6. Portland, Oregon. (34389378196).jpg 5,028 × 3,857; 2.04 MB
  
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  C.1967. Aborted mountain pine beetle egg gallery in bark treated with cacodylic acid silvicide. (41850638282).jpg 4,737 × 2,897; 2.57 MB
  
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  C.1967. Dead young Port Orford cedars along a skid road in a farm wood lot after introduction of Phytophthora lateralis during logging of a Douglas-fir overstory. Oregon. (33593525483).jpg 4,743 × 3,787; 2.12 MB
  
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  C.1968. Photographer Wally C. Guy making insect photographs in the studio. (36918002772).jpg 1,037 × 1,331; 143 KB
  
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  C.1969. Bark beetle galleries. (36362326983).jpg 2,387 × 3,599; 4.06 MB
  
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  C.1970. Map of Forest Insect Reporting Areas, prepared by the Insect and Disease Control Branch, Division of Timber Management. Portland, Oregon. (39261379304).jpg 2,356 × 3,064; 1.61 MB
  
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  C.1970. Oregon Department of Forestry Cessna 185 N4176Y used for aerial detection surveys. (36814679670).jpg 1,506 × 925; 289 KB
  
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  C.1974. Bell J-2 helicopter. (36362322933).jpg 3,599 × 2,253; 3.82 MB
  
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  C.1974. Forest entomologist and aerial observer Don Curtis. (35426407392).jpg 1,800 × 1,200; 428 KB
  
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  C.1974. Lama Alouette II spray helicopter. (36362323783).jpg 3,600 × 2,372; 5.18 MB
  
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  C.1974. No metadata available. Helicopter with spray bucket. Possibly Douglas-fir tussock moth control. Oregon. (36074106071).jpg 5,714 × 3,722; 12.9 MB
  
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  C.1974. Planning the job of release spraying. (36362325103).jpg 3,600 × 2,384; 3.42 MB
  
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  C.1974. Spray nozzle. (36362325793).jpg 3,600 × 2,422; 4.26 MB
  
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  C.1975. Aerial observer in nomex flight suit with Cessna 337 Skymaster II survey plane. (36068818355).jpg 3,600 × 2,366; 4.66 MB
  
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  C.1976. Aerial observer Bob Harvey. (34640193593).jpg 2,688 × 3,507; 2.88 MB
  
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  C.1976. Tommy Gregg (left) and Bob Harvey in nomex flight suits re-folding aerial survey maps for the next flight leg. (35618610145).jpg 2,786 × 2,160; 5.07 MB
  
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  C.1977. Greg Filip. Hemlock Fomes annosus study. (36068843925).jpg 2,418 × 3,600; 1.2 MB
  
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  C.1977. Tim McConnell. (40843554281).jpg 2,625 × 3,978; 6.62 MB
  
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  C.1978. Hemlock field crew wearing flagging during elk hunting season. (36362324943).jpg 3,600 × 2,289; 851 KB
  
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  C.1978. James S. Hadfield, forest pathologist. (34447744374).jpg 3,599 × 2,378; 6.12 MB
  
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  C.1978. Sulphur shelf fungus. (35678894610).jpg 3,600 × 2,384; 4.4 MB
  
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  C.1979. Forest pathologist Don Goheen takes a pulaski to Ribes. (37434828956).jpg 900 × 599; 142 KB
  
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  C.1979. ODF aerial observer Gene Irwin sketch mapping insect and disease activity. (35393742666).jpg 2,661 × 4,017; 4.05 MB
  
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  C.1979. Oregon Department of Forestry aerial observer Gene Irwin sketch mapping insect and disease activity. (39073901785).jpg 1,200 × 1,800; 1.5 MB
  
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  C.1980. Cylindrocopturus longulus; weevil. (34172831591).jpg 1,677 × 1,344; 341 KB
  
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  C.1980. Forest pathologist Jim Hadfield (center) conducting a training session. (24881772817).jpg 3,599 × 2,402; 4.57 MB
  
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  C.1980. Forest pathologist Jim Hadfield (center) conducting a training session. (27972634579).jpg 3,599 × 2,402; 5 MB
  
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  C.1980. Greg Filip. Cache Mountain. Deschutes National Forest, Oregon. (34481697603).jpg 2,218 × 3,599; 3.73 MB
  
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  C.1983. Spore trapping for Swiss needle cast. (35899200582).jpg 3,599 × 2,374; 3.44 MB
  
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  C.1983. Spraying to control Swiss needle cast. (35228865454).jpg 3,600 × 2,289; 3.96 MB
  
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  C.1983. Spraying to control Swiss needle cast. (35228869024).jpg 3,600 × 2,236; 4.05 MB
  
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  C.1984. Dwarf mistletoe damage. (40048842420).jpg 1,873 × 2,769; 1.15 MB
  
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  C.1984. Dwarf mistletoe damage. (40048842930).jpg 1,993 × 2,769; 803 KB
  
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  C.1984. Dwarf mistletoe damage. (40048851190).jpg 2,045 × 2,861; 1.22 MB
  
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  C.1984. Dwarf mistletoe. (40048843650).jpg 1,933 × 2,849; 1,004 KB
  
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  C.1984. Dwarf mistletoe. (40048844380).jpg 2,044 × 2,864; 1,008 KB
  
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  C.1984. Dwarf mistletoe. (40048849720).jpg 1,785 × 2,801; 771 KB
  
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  C.1984. Dwarf mistletoe. (40048851860).jpg 1,985 × 2,771; 1.05 MB
  
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  C.1984. Dwarf mistletoe. (40048853080).jpg 965 × 1,217; 358 KB
  
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  C.1984. Forest pathologist looking at a stand with dwarf mistletoe. (40048845520).jpg 1,849 × 2,785; 1.3 MB
  
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  C.1984. Forest pathologist looking at a stand with dwarf mistletoe. (40048846850).jpg 2,009 × 2,745; 1.38 MB
  
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  C.1984. Forest pathologist looking at a stand with dwarf mistletoe. (40048848040).jpg 1,997 × 2,845; 1.26 MB
  
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  C.1984. Forest pathologist looking at a stand with dwarf mistletoe. (40048849150).jpg 2,049 × 2,853; 1.29 MB
  
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  C.1984. Forest pathologist looking at a stand with dwarf mistletoe. (40048853450).jpg 959 × 1,387; 447 KB
  
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  C.1984. Forest pathologist looking at a stand with dwarf mistletoe. (40957065495).jpg 1,921 × 2,861; 1.27 MB
  
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  C.1985. Paul Hennon using shigometer on Douglas-fir root for Phellinus weirii. Note Didn't work for stain. (35260152833).jpg 2,289 × 3,600; 3.51 MB
  
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  C.1985. Region 6 Cooperative Forestry and Forest Pest Management staffs. Regional Office. Portland Oregon. (35805007724).jpg 584 × 331; 172 KB
  
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  C.1986. Oregon Department of Forestry's aerial survey Partenavia N9000V in flight. (39073901575).jpg 1,802 × 1,201; 1.12 MB
  
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  C.1986. Willow Creek Dam. Heppner, Oregon. (36362322093).jpg 3,600 × 2,363; 5.56 MB
  
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  C.1991. USFS aerial observer Keith Sprengel with USFS Beechcraft Baron. (35319752371).jpg 3,966 × 2,676; 4.43 MB
  
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  C.1991. WDNR aerial observer Bob Backman sketch mapping insect and disease activity. (34640190413).jpg 3,957 × 2,658; 3.92 MB
  
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  C.1992. Keith Sprengel looking for Douglas-fir beetle. (40801697022).jpg 3,990 × 2,682; 5 MB
  
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  C.1994. Dan Pintarich preparing a mylar overlay to manuscript aerial detection survey data for digitizing. Portland, Oregon. (39016680031).jpg 3,433 × 2,249; 1.14 MB
  
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  C.1994. Dan Pintarich preparing a mylar overlay to manuscript aerial detection survey data for digitizing. USFS Regional Office, Portland, Oregon. (38130403415).jpg 3,321 × 2,201; 1.12 MB
  
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  C.1994. Dan Pintarich tracing aerial detection survey data from a paper survey map onto a stable based mylar for digitizing. Portland, Oregon. (38130400705).jpg 2,949 × 1,989; 900 KB
  
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  C.1994. Dan Pintarich working at a light table, transferring aerial detection survey data from a paper survey map to a stable based mylar for digitizing. Portland, Oregon. (38130402435).jpg 3,425 × 2,169; 1.06 MB
  
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  C.1997. Keith Sprengel ground checking aerial survey data from a high point. (36068829835).jpg 2,378 × 3,599; 4.69 MB
  
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  C.1997. Left-to-right Shelly Hayden, Keith Sprengel, and Suzanne Wiley in the aerial survey map room at the Regional Office in Portland, Oregon. (34640192223).jpg 3,867 × 1,788; 6.64 MB
  
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  C.1997. Shelly Hayden using Line Trace Plus (LTPlus) to attribute a quad of digitized aerial survey data. LTPlus was created in the early 90s by USFS employee John Dabritz. (35426416422).jpg 1,800 × 1,200; 206 KB
  
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  C.1997. Suzanne Wiley preparing paper maps for aerial survey use. Individual maps were cut and taped together to create logical flight groups that, together, covered the forested areas of Oregon and Washington. (35426410752).jpg 1,748 × 1,174; 241 KB
  
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  C.1998. Washington aerial survey contract pilot Paul Etchemendy with his turbo-charged Partenavia P68C-TC. (34623299643).jpg 3,966 × 2,682; 6.23 MB
  
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  C.1999. Aerial observer Jeff Moore (WDNR) assists with fueling survey aircraft. (35045809170).jpg 3,990 × 2,661; 4.09 MB
  
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  C.1999. Cle Elum Municipal Airport. Doty-Noble 1964. (35935409171).jpg 3,599 × 2,362; 4.45 MB
  
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  C.1999. Jeff Moore (ground) assists pilot Paul Etchemendy with fueling survey aircraft. (35899056922).jpg 3,599 × 2,230; 4.16 MB
  
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  C.2000. Cessna 210; N1289U. (35944893856).jpg 3,981 × 2,628; 4.5 MB
  
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  C.2000. Cessna Cardinal 177 RG; N1563H. (35597498890).jpg 4,005 × 2,694; 4.22 MB
  
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  C.2000. Cessna Skylane 182 with glass doors. (35146604464).jpg 3,993 × 2,673; 4 MB
  
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  C.2000. Jerry Beatty (left) and Borys Tkacz. (34608126324).jpg 1,411 × 1,100; 139 KB
  
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  C.2000. Jerry Beatty (left) and Rob Mangold. (35449809565).jpg 1,800 × 1,200; 265 KB
  
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  C.2001. Charlie Schrader-Patton of the Remote Sensing Application Center during early DASM testing. Salem, OR. (34608163904).jpg 1,024 × 768; 183 KB
  
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  C.2001. David Bridgwater, USFS R6 aerial survey program manager, with Digital Aerial Sketch Mapping (DASM) system's KDS touchscreen during early testing. Salem, Oregon. (34608164544).jpg 1,024 × 768; 133 KB
  
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  C.2001. Digital Aerial Sketch Mapping (DASM) system equipment. Salem, Oregon. (35579205186).jpg 1,600 × 1,200; 876 KB
  
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  C.2001. Early DASM digital data collection system test in King Air. Charlie Schrader-Patton (RSAC) back, Mike McWilliams (ODF-left), and Jeff Moore (WDNR). (35409962676).jpg 1,024 × 768; 189 KB
  
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  C.2002. Aerial Survey Aviation Safety and Management (AS2M) Course. Orlando, Florida. (35409957546).jpg 1,600 × 1,200; 429 KB
  
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  C.2002. First Digital Aerial Sketch Mapping (DASM) components Laptops, power board, and KDS unit - with a back-up paper map in case of system failure. Wooden rack built by Keith Sprengel. (34608164284).jpg 1,024 × 768; 172 KB
  
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  C.2002. Keith Sprengel (left) and Mike McWilliams. ODF hanger, Salem, Oregon (34777324824).jpg 869 × 622; 553 KB
  
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  C.2002. Wooden rack built by Keith Sprengel holding power boards and laptop computers used for early Digital Aerial Sketch Mapping (DASM) system mounted in ODF's aircraft N9000V. (35283304212).jpg 1,024 × 768; 160 KB
  
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  C.2003. Mountain pine beetle damage in lodgepole pine. (39971689851).jpg 1,800 × 1,200; 1.05 MB
  
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  C.2003. Sawfly damage in knobcone pine. (39261381284).jpg 1,200 × 1,800; 1.02 MB
  
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  C.2003. Sawfly damage in lodepole pine. (39940269352).jpg 1,801 × 1,201; 591 KB
  
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  C.2003. Sawfly damage in lodgepole pine. (39261386584).jpg 1,800 × 1,200; 436 KB
  
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  C.2004. Digital Aerial Sketch Mapping (DASM) system triage kit. Salem, Oregon. (26099309148).jpg 1,029 × 683; 173 KB
  
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  C.2004. Digital Aerial Sketch Mapping (DASM) system's laptop, power board, Garmin GPS, and KDS touchscreen in a computer rack designed by the Forest Health Technology Enterprise Team (FHTET). (35449810415).jpg 2,848 × 3,366; 1.66 MB
  
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  C.2004. Poster Seeing and Forseeing Forest Change. Impact of western spruce budworm, and bark beetles - 1985-1992. Simulations No Treatment vs. Thinning and Fuel Treatment. (37434828326).jpg 2,346 × 1,850; 1,004 KB
  
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  C.2004. USFS Washington aerial observer Ben Smith with the KDS touchscreen component of the Digital Aerial Sketch Map (DASM) system. (35449809235).jpg 2,272 × 1,704; 506 KB
  
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  C.2004. Washington aerial survey contract pilot Paul Etchemendy. (35426348812).jpg 2,272 × 1,704; 410 KB