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| Am I looking at the right tree? | |
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| That might help. | |
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| Yeah, it's a ton of fun. | |
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| I really enjoy it. | |
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| You know, you get out to these different places. | |
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| I was just going to be like, Matt, I might need your help. | |
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| Having the river and the gorge with all the rockiness, I just think is really neat. | |
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| And just like the diversity of trees and shrubs and things that you find here. | |
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| Hi, I'm Sammy Demers with Outside Science Inside Parks. | |
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| We're at New River Gorge, the newest national park. | |
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| Park scientists and interns here are combing the forest to keep an eye on all the plants that make this place so special. | |
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| It can be kind of messy on some days, so get ready. | |
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| Forests are really important to these parks. | |
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| And if we don't know what's happening in the forest, we can't manage them appropriately. | |
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| So going to these monitoring locations over time and really checking on what the forest is doing, how is it changing, | |
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| is important to inform the management in the parks. | |
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| We have a certain select number of plots that we visit every year. | |
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| And in those plots, | |
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| we look at the number of trees in the plot, how healthy the trees look, | |
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| whether there's any damage to the trees, any invasive species or things like that that could harm the trees. | |
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| We also look at regeneration. | |
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| So like what's coming up on the forest floor, what kind of seedlings are there, how tall they are, what species they are. | |
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| We also look at every sort of species within the plot, you know, record what's there. | |
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| Four and ten. | |
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| So we also will look at how tall the tree is, whether it's a canopy tree or a sub canopy tree. | |
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| It's very tough in the rain to do. | |
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| And after all that, we characterize the stand. | |
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| How dense is the shrub layer? | |
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| How open is the canopy? | |
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| And so really getting a sense of what the forest is like. | |
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| Yeah, sometimes those rainy days can be hard just because you're wet all day. | |
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| But it's nice being out in the fields and getting to move around and do practical things instead of just sitting in an office all day. | |
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| There's an oxydendron 42 6.4. | |
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| And it's also really nice to know that, you know, you're trying to make a difference in keeping the forest how they were. | |
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| And, you know, it's really neat. | |
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| 20.8. | |
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| It's incredible to take young people out in the woods and help them discover all of the things that are out there. | |
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| And it's always an adventure and we always see something new. | |
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| And it's just really fun to share that with young people every summer. | |
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| A lot of trees. | |
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| A lot of my career has just been academic and like class the room learning with some excursions. | |
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| And so I think actually getting more hands on experience with tree identification and getting to know different landscapes is really valuable. | |
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| You go way off the trail in some of these places, have to cross the river. | |
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| I know there's been plots where we have to like wait across the river in a real shallow section. | |
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| We get over, we hike off a trail in the middle of nowhere. | |
| 46 | |
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| And then there's a really old house foundation there. | |
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| And that's just really cool to see because you're like, who knows how many people even really know about it besides us. | |
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| Even the hard days are fun. | |
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| And if it wasn't fun while you were doing it, it has a fun story at the end. | |
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| And it all goes to a greater cause. | |
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| So even if we're wet or hot or tired, it's still an adventure. | |
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| I totally thought there was like another one that came in and I was like, no, that's the same tree. | |
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| I think it's really nice. | |
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| Like it's something that makes me really happy to think about that. | |
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| I can go and do science and a lot of really cool things. | |
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| I think it's really nice. Like it's something that makes me really happy to think about that. I can go and do science and a lot of really cool things. | |
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| I can go and do science and a lot of really cool things. | |
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| Thanks for watching this episode of Outside Science Inside Parks. | |
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| We'll see you next time. | |