Cross-Site Research
![[photo:] The 120-degree V-notch weir on watershed 5 has measured streamflow since 1951.](https://www.nrs.fs.fed.us/ef/locations/wv/fernow/local-resources/images/ws5_above_250.jpg)
The Fernow Experimental Forest is participating in several cross-site comparisons within the Forest Service network of experimental forests and ranges. Studies include: effects of harvesting treatments on stream water quality; effects of forest management and changing climate on streamflow; effects of silvicultural treatment, site, and climate on growth; and quantifying uncertainty in ecosystem studies.
Fernow data have been used extensively in regional comparisons of nitrogen (N) cycling and ecosystem N processes. A Fernow study is an affiliated site in the Long-Term Soil Productivity network.
Monitoring stations for two national networks are located at the Timber & Watershed Laboratory:
For further details log on website :
https://www.nrs.fs.fed.us/ef/locations/wv/fernow/research/cross-site/
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