Shipley-Skinner Endowment - Final Reports and Award Recognition
2006 Funded Projects
Prescribed burn and non-native plant density effects on soil characteristics in a California grassland
Sara Jo Dickens
Edith Allen
Long term effects of nitrogen fertilizer on coastal sage scrub vegetation at Lake Skinner
Edith Allen
Proposal (PDF)
Studying the genetics benefits of a wildlife crossing as part of the Western Riverside County Multi-species Habitat Conservation Plan
Leonard Nunney
Laramy Enders
Senanu Pearson
Byron Weckworth
Proposal (PDF)
Incorporating Larval Host Plant Plantago erecta Niche Models into Quino Checkerspot (Euphydryas editha quino) Niche Models to Improve Performance
Kristine Preston
Rick Redak
Proposal (PDF)
2005 Funded Projects
Testing techniques for weed control at the Shipley Reserve
Edith Allen
Testing ecological niche models for sensitive coastal sage scrub species
Kristine Preston
John Rotenberry
2004 Funded Projects
Testing techniques for weed control at the Shipley Reserve
Edith Allen
Final Report (PDF)
2003 Funded Projects
Testing techniques for weed control at the Shipley Reserve
Edith Allen
Final Report (PDF)
Seedbanks and native species emergence on the Shipley Reserve
Robert Cox
Edith Allen
Final Report (PDF)
Environmental factors affecting establishment of Arundo donax in Southern California
Lauren Quinn
Jodie Holt
Final Report (PDF)
The influence of urban land use on edge effects in California coastal sage scrub
Shannon Kirshtner
Rick Redak
Effects of habitat disturbance on stress and reproduction in desert iguanas
Jessica Bunkers
Ted Garland
Abstract (PDF)
Comprehensive Power Point Presentation (PDF)
2002 Funded Projects
Testing techniques for weed control at the Shipley Reserve
Edith Allen
Final Report (PDF)
Understanding competitive relationships as a strategy for restoring Crown Valley: Using the rare Forb, Erodium macrophyllum, as a model species
Ian Gillespie
Edith Allen
Final Report (PDF)
Integrating conservation science in Southern California
Thomas Scott
Non-local transportation of Lotus scoparius: Testing the home-site advantage hypothesis for pollination and floral form
Paul Aigner
Arlee Montalvo
Nickolas Waser
The role of hydraulic loft during the establishment of Quercus agrifolia seedlings at the Shipley-Skinner Reserve
Jose Querejeta
Michael Allen
Final Report (PDF)
Management and restoration of California Riparian ecosystems
Lauren Quinn
Jodie Holt
Final Report (PDF)