Twelfth-Year Update on a 200-yr Soil Monitoring Study Don Ross, University of Vermont Thom Villars, USDA NRCS Scott Bailey, USFS Northern Res. Sta. Nancy.

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Twelfth-Year Update on a 200-yr Soil Monitoring Study Don Ross, University of Vermont Thom Villars, USDA NRCS Scott Bailey, USFS Northern Res. Sta. Nancy Burt, Angie Quintana-Jones, USFS Sandy Wilmot, Vermont Dept. of Forest, Parks and Recreation Deane Wang, University of Vermont Jamie Shanley, USGS

Project Goals: 1.Establish five 50 x 50 m relatively uniform plots in sites associated with the VMC. 2.Sample plots at 0, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 150 and 200 years. Year 0 = Archive samples for later comparisons. 4.Analyze initial samples to determine baseline values. 5.Protect the plots for future monitoring.

Sites: Mt. Mansfield Ranch Brook –northern hardwood Mt. Mansfield Forehead –high elevation spruce/fir Mt. Mansfield Underhill State Forest –transitional –SCAN site Lye Brook “Road” –northern hardwood –SCAN site Lye Brook “Trail” –transitional

Mansfield Forehead NWNE SW SE 50 m 5m 50 m A typical plot plan. Plots with red numbers were sampled in 2002 (Year 0).

Sampling Scheme 2002: All samples taken by horizon (no depth increments) 2007, 2012: 4 large samples from each pit – Litter layer (Oi) – Oa or A (near-surface humified horizon) – Top 10 cm of B horizon – cm (usually C horizon) – (Also small samples of each genetic horizon)

Lye Road

Lye Trail

Ranch Brook 2002

Underhill State Park or ‘Polka-Dot’, 2400’

Polka-dot

Forehead, 3600’

Forehead

60-70 cm particle size from 2012 (only one sample from Forehead) All averages are fine sandy loam

60-70 cm total elemental analysis 2012 (only one sample from Forehead)

Carbon in the Oa/A horizon

Carbon in the cm samples

Carbon in the B horizons

Exchangeable Ca in B horizons

Ranch exchangeable Ca in the uppermost B horizon red = 2002, blue = 2007, green = 2012 N

Challenges facing the project: Separating natural soil variation from actual long-term changesSeparating natural soil variation from actual long-term changes Developing a permanent archive planDeveloping a permanent archive plan Funding for lab work and unsupported personnel costsFunding for lab work and unsupported personnel costs 200 years??? - Institutionalizing the program into agencies and passing on the project to a new generation of scientists200 years??? - Institutionalizing the program into agencies and passing on the project to a new generation of scientists

Power analysis Lye Road B 0-10 cm Exchangeable Ca cmolc/kg

Detecting change

(Almost) everyone involved in 2012: Ashley Walker, UVM Ben Dillner, Vermont Forest, Parks and Rec Charlotte Ford, UVM Courtney Dyche, UVM Dana Andrews, UVM Deane Wang, UVM Don Ross, UVM Doug Morin, UVM Emily Piche, UVM Meghan Knowles, UVM Nancy Burt, US Forest Service Noah Ahles, UVM Rebecca Bourgault, UVM Ryan Melnichuk, UVM Ryan Morra, UVM Sandy Wilmot, Vermont Forest, Parks and Rec Scott Bailey, US Forest Service Thom Villars, NRCS Vermont Youth Conservation Corp Funding generousy provided by VMC and Green Mountain and Finger Lakes National Forests Thanks Carl Waite and Nancy Burt!

Lye Trail

Polka-dot

Forehead

Young volunteers needed!