The FERP includes >51,000 tagged stems of >31,200 individuals woody trees, shrubs, and vines larger than 1 cm diameter, with 34 woody species from 30 genera and 18 families. Oaks, tanoaks, Douglas-fir, and redwoods together comprise 3/4 of all stems.

Data from 2007 initial census of original 6-ha plot. These are the data used in Gilbert et al. 2010. FERP07data (right-/control-click to download) These 2007 data are also curated on the CTFS ForestGEO server.. The complete data from the 2012 recensus, 2015 expansion to 16-ha FERP, and the 2017 recensus will be available soon.

Trail map of the 16-ha UCSC Forest Ecology Research Plot (.png) v. June 2015 Trail map that shows the locations of all the litter trap and herp boards on the ferp. Feb 2017: Data from first three censuses

While the FERP covers food from farm to fork, the state plant disease response plan and animal disease response plan focus more succinctly on pre-harvest components of the food system. NASDA hopes to provide templates for these areas of response in future efforts. Food-related emergencies may result from a variety of factors, including:

Maps 31 C.4. Other 31 . 1 1. Introduction 1.1. Purpose ... The 16 ha FERP was established in 2007 to study the dynamics of woody vegetation in a mapped forest plot and to provide a resource on campus for other ecological research (Gilbert et al. 2010). The abundance of spatial and temporal information available on the

Summer 2021 Risk Advisor - Emergency Response Plan Best Practices (WERP FERP) weather event. It is imperative to identify what went right but also what went wrong and what adjustments can be made in the emergency response plan to improve those deficiencies. Flood Emergency Response Plan (FERP) Best Practices: Know the flood levels in your area

FERP JANUARY 2011 2 Pursuant to the Emergency Management Act, all federal ministers are responsible for developing emergency management plans in relation to risks in their areas of accountability. Individual departmental activities and plans that directly or indirectly support the FERP’s strategic objectives ...

A Flood Emergency Response Plan (FERP) is a much more detailed document than a checklist. It helps reduce the potential for a flood-related loss at your facility. Once you have a FERP in place, review the plan annually, and have one—or more—drills. What are the advantages of having a FERP in place before a flood occurs at your facility?

For that reason we ask that you (1) let us know how you are using the data, (2) acknowledge the source of our data (and the funding agencies that supported creating and maintaining the FERP), and (3) send us copies of any publications that are derived from UCSC-FERP data.

3. Monitoring Potential Flood Event: The _____ Manager will advise the FERP leader when flood conditions are possible. When potential flooding goes beyond a flood alert stage, the FERP leader will assign personnel the responsibility to visually monitor the Rivers/Lakes/Creeks elevations each hour and record and report the