Topic Areas:
- Landscape management for biodiversity and wildlife responses
- Spatial forest management reviews & concepts -under multiple objectives
- Spatial forest management, optimization methods, harvest scheduling with wildlife constraints and case studies
- Old-forest characteristics
- The 1996 landmark - Washington Forest Landscape Management Project
1. Landscape management for biodiversity and wildlife responses
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