A forest view of something that's usually seen at the tree-level offers satisfying perspective.
Using a largely temperate forest perspective, this article briefly reviews four often inter-related types of landscape change which can have significant impacts on tropical and temperate forest biodiversity: logging, fire, forest clearing, and plantation expansion.
The goal of this study was to develop a method for analyzing and assessing multiple forest use from a forest conservation perspective and to test this method as a case study at a local forest management unit (Haliburton Forest & Wild Life Reserve Ltd., Ontario, Canada).
From a forest biomass perspective the Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry (TAPPI) has helped develop and standardized many of the methods used to characterize and quantify woody biomass.
From a forest-management perspective, the combination of using faster growing genetically improved stock and the move to shorter rotation lengths, has placed emphasis on the resultant quality of the central core of juvenile wood (Burdon et al. [2004]; Cown [1992]; Lasserre et al. [2009]) as the trees grown under these conditions will have a higher proportion of juvenile wood.
This paper provides a preliminary summary of the results achieved towards a national consensus, and presents a forest-sector perspective on old growth, using examples from the Acadian Forest Region (Rowe 1972) of the Maritime provinces, one of the temperate forest regions of Canada, to illustrate some of the ideas that were presented at the symposium.
Ecological economist Herman Daly asked, "what use is a sawmill without a forest?" From this perspective, the economy is a subsystem of human society, which is itself a subsystem of the biosphere, and a gain in one sector is a loss from another.
To be useful in a forest and environmental management perspective, monitoring data need to provide conclusive results in terms of forest's status, changes, and their correlates.
Recounting a bandit's (Mifune) ambush of a couple in a forest from several contradictory perspectives, its radical challenge to conventional narrative was complemented by beautiful, often stylised photography. of more than four hours, The Idiot was an early example of the director's adaptation of European literary sources to a Japanese context.
In theory, the drone would provide some perspective on a forest that snares victims in an almost magical, directionless labyrinth.
