In 2006, presenters revisited some of the key factors that define uneven-aged management and looked at how it is being implemented in our major forest types.
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An Uneven-aged Management Primer, Everything You Learned in School…and Probably Forgot - Walt Wintturi, Watershed to Wildlife |
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The Ecology of Uneven-aged Management - |
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Uneven-Aged Management and Wildlife Habitats - What Do We Know?- MarikoYamasaki, USDA Forest Service |
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The Reverse-J and Beyond: Developing Practical, Effective Marking Guides - Mark Ducey, University of New Hampshire |
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Uneven-aged Management in New England: Does It Make Economic Sense?- Ted Howard, University of New Hampshire |
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Uneven-aged Management of Northern Hardwoods - |
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Uneven-aged Silviculture Research on the Penobscot Experimental Forest - Laura Kenefic and John C. Brissette, USDA Forest Service |
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Uneven-aged Management for Oak and Pine Forest Types in Southern New England - Matt Kelty, University of Massachusetts |
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Selection System Silviculture Experiments at the Caroline A. Fox Research Forest - Ken Desmarais, N.H. Division of Forests and Lands |
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