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1. Hierarchical forest management with anticipation: an application to tactical–operational planning integration.

Author

Beaudoin, D., Frayret, J.-M., and LeBel, L.

Subjects
FOREST management, HARVESTING, ECOSYSTEM management, FORESTS & forestry, TREES, VEGETATION management
Abstract

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Published
2008
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2. Incorporating average and maximum area restrictions in harvest scheduling models.

Author

Murray, Alan T., Goycoolea, Marcos, and Weintraub, André

Subjects
NATURAL resources management areas, NATURE reserves, HARVESTING, FOREST management, ECOSYSTEM management
Abstract

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Published
2004
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3. Natural canopy gap disturbances and their role in maintaining mixed-species forests of central Quebec, Canada.

Author

Kneeshaw, Daniel D. and Prévost, Marcel

Subjects
BALSAM fir, FOREST management, FORESTS & forestry, TREES, ECOSYSTEM management, HARVESTING
Abstract

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Published
2007
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4. Residual-tree growth responses to partial stand harvest in the black spruce (Picea mariana) boreal forest.

Author

Thorpe, H. C., Thomas, S. C., and Caspersen, J. P.

Subjects
HARVESTING, ECOSYSTEM management, BIODIVERSITY conservation, FORESTS & forestry, SPRUCE
Abstract

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Published
2007
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5. Clear-fell harvest impacts on biodiversity: past research and the search for harvest size thresholds.

Author

Pawson, S. M., Brockerhoff, E. G., Norton, D. A., and Didham, R. K.

Subjects
HARVESTING, ECOSYSTEM management, WATER balance (Hydrology), EROSION, SPECIES
Abstract

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Published
2006
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