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58.NEW! Boreal peatlands and plant diversity: what’s there and why it matters ( 2.6 MB )
 
57.NEW! Early stand-level assessment of forest harvesting in western boreal peatlands ( 2.1 MB )
 
56.NEW! A practical approach for comparing management strategies in complex forest ecosystems using meta-modelling toolkits ( 1.2 MB )
 
55.NEW! High-resolution flow-channel and wet-areas maps: a tool for better forest operations planning ( 2.3 MB )
 
54.Impacts of partial harvest of riparian buffer strips on cavity and bark-nesting birds in boreal mixedwood forest ( 2 MB )
 
53.Voluntary environmental strategies: factors for success ( 1.9 MB )
 
52.Dynamics of stand structure and understory plant diversity in northwestern Ontario ( 2.2 MB )
 
51.Non-timber forest products: an economic opportunity for First Nations’ people ( 2 MB )
 
50.The Mauricie TRIAD project: ecological, economic, and social considerations in forest management ( 2 MB )
 
49.Salvage logging and habitat conservation ( 1.9 MB )
 
48.Mitigating the effects of insect outbreaks for sustainable forest management ( 2 MB )
 
47.The social acceptability of management strategies to restore deer habitat on Anticosti Island ( 2.3 MB )
 
46.Growing conditions and tree productivity in boreal mixedwoods: hidden opportunities for forest managers ( 1.6 MB )
 
45.Collaborative modeling and social learning: engaging local people in the development and use of decision-making tools ( 696.4 K )
 
44.Quantifying the influence of residual-tree responses on stand development after partial harvests ( 2.2 MB )
 
43.Responses of arthropod biodiversity to variable green-tree retention at the EMEND experiment ( 1.9 MB )
 
42.Deadwood-associated insect biodiversity in mixedwood forests ( 1.1 MB )
 
41.Spruce and aspen regeneration following variable retention harvests at EMEND ( 1.3 MB )
 
40.Aboriginal opinions about the consultation processes in forest management in Québec ( 1.1 MB )
 
39.Residual tree mortality following variable retention harvesting in boreal mixedwoods ( 860.8 K )
 
38.Public participation and forest certification in Québec ( 783.4 K )
 
37.Pikangikum First Nation and Forest Fire Management: old and new knowledge of fire ( 753 K )
 
36.Crown shyness in maturing boreal forest stands ( 1.6 MB )
 
35.Competition and light in boreal mixedwoods: implications for spruce regeneration ( 1.4 MB )
 
34.Tenure and the management of non-timber forest products in British Columbia ( 424.8 K )
 
33.Maximizing ecosystem representation in managed forest landscapes ( 441.5 K )
 
32.Identifying Rare Species in a Forest Management Area ( 1.2 MB )
 
31.Conditions for Economic Success in First Nations Forest Enterprises ( 976.3 K )
 
30.Understanding public perception of forest management ( 630.1 K )
 
29.Adaptive management: learning from doing in the face of uncertainty ( 513.9 K )
 
28.Aboriginal community-based criteria and indicators ( 543.6 K )
 
27.Keeping woodland caribou (ahtik) in the Whitefeather Forest ( 637.1 K )
 
26.Benefits of Aboriginal land use studies ( 790.2 K )
 
25.Variable retention: maintaining biodiversity through planning and operational practices ( 876.8 K )
 
24.Ecosystem management ( 828.9 K )
 
23.Wood-ethanol plantations: implications for sustainable forest management ( 649.2 K )
 
22.Wood-ethanol in Canada: production technologies, wood sources and policy incentives ( 924.3 K )
 
21.Assessing SFM values: a tool for describing attachment to place ( 611.8 K )
 
20.Modeling stand-level indicators of sustainable forest management in TFL 49 ( 834.2 K )
 
19.Considering climate change in sustainable forest management ( 966.5 K )
 
18.Criteria and indicators and a decision support system for an alternative zoning approach to sustainable forest management ( 923.2 K )
 
17.Compaction of boreal forest soils ( 666.5 K )
 
16.Forest Floor: Mix, move or manage it? ( 2.3 MB )
 
15.Dealing with Diversity: Nutritional Site Classification ( 2 MB )
 
14.Tree Nutrient Availability: Concepts and Interpretation ( 1.9 MB )
 
13.Deadwood Habitat in Canadian Boreal Forests ( 1.9 MB )
 
12.Deadwood in Canadian Boreal Forests ( 2.2 MB )
 
11.When Texture Matters: Compaction in Boreal Forest Soils ( 1.9 MB )
 
10.Managing impacts of Kalmia and salal on tree growth ( 2 MB )
 
9.Drawing Lines in the Sand: Ecosite Mapping and Soil Nutrition ( 2.6 MB )
 
8.Woody Debris and Nutrient Cycling: Should We Care? ( 2.1 MB )
 
7.Nutrient Accounting for Black Spruce Plantations in Northern Ontario ( 2 MB )
 
6.Nutrient Budgeting for Jack Pine Plantations in Northern Ontario ( 2 MB )
 
5.Nutrient Budget for Aspen Forests on Clay Soils in West-Central Alberta ( 2.3 MB )
 
4.Nutrient Budgeting in Canadian Boreal Forests ( 1.9 MB )
 
3.Organic Matter: Does it matter? ( 1.9 MB )
 
2.Food for Thought and for Forests: A look at forest nutrition ( 2.8 MB )
 
1.Fire and Stand Nutrition in Canadian Boreal Forests ( 2.9 MB )