This book brings together information from a wide range of sources about the ecology, management, and conservation of British Columbiaâ s inland rainforest.
This book brings together information from a wide range of sources about the ecology, management, and conservation of British Columbiaâ s inland rainforest.
Susan K. Stevenson is an independent biologist and an adjunct professor at the University of Northern British Columbia. Harold M. Armleder is a wildlife habitat ecologist with the British Columbia Ministry of Forests and Range. André Arsenault is a forest ecologist with the Canadian Forest Service in Corner Brook, NL. Darwyn Coxson is a professor in the Ecosystem Science and Management Program at the University of Northern British Columbia. S. Craig DeLong is a forest ecologist currently working for the British Columbia Ministry of Forests and Range. Michael Jull is a registered professional forester with experience in forest operations and management. He is manager of the UBC-UNBC Aleza Lake Research Forest. Shorter Version: Susan K. Stevenson is an independent biologist and an adjunct professor at UNBC. Harold M. Armleder is a wildlife habitat ecologist with the BC Ministry of Forests and Range. André Arsenault is a forest ecologist with the Canadian Forest Service in Corner Brook, NL. Darwyn Coxson is a professor in the Ecosystem Science and Management Program at UNBC. S. Craig DeLong is a forest ecologist with the BC Ministry of Forests and Range. Michael Jull is the manager of the UNBC-UBC Aleza Lake Research Forest.
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Preface 1 Introduction 2 The Physical Setting 3 Ecology and Productivity 4 Changing Communities, Changing Values, Changing Uses 5 Changing Forests: Timber Harvesting and Silviculture 6 Changing Ecosystems: Forest Management Effects on Biodiversity 7 Changing Climate: Carbon Dynamics and Climate Change 8 Managing Ecological Landscape Patterns and Processes 9 A Vision for a Unique Ecosystem Appendices Glossary; References Cited; Indices
