Clear cutting forests produces an impact on climate change.
The owl first entered the spotlight 15 years ago, in fierce debate over clear-cutting of ancient Pacific forests.
In the 1970's, the Bitterroot was the focus of pitched local and national battles between environmentalists and the Forest Service over the practice of clear-cutting.
Near Limoges is the Larose Forest, a man-made forest planted between 1928 and 1980 over the Bourget Desert, itself created as the result of clear cutting in the 19th century.
Consider the impact of clear cutting on Canada's Great Bear Rain Forest.
There, he witnessed the destruction of streams by the erosion resulting from clear cutting practices.
Harvest may be by clear cutting (but only for pure spruce stands) or by selective cutting.
Group 9 has a relatively high amount of clear cutting.
Consequences of clear cutting and regeneration are mentioned above.
Particular forest management types, however, may produce even-aged stands by clear cutting.
Critics liken trawling to harvesting timber by clear-cutting.
