Forest health: moving beyond rhetoric to restore healthy landscapes in the inland Northwest

Forest management will become increasingly political in the future as the timber industry looks to new areas to cut and conservationists push for protections. A broad set of scientific considerations are presented, and other scientists are urged to begin to participate in the debate over forest heal...

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Published in:Wildlife Society bulletin 1995-10, Vol.23 (3), p.346-356
Main Authors: DellaSala, D.A. (World Wildlife Fund, Washington, DC.), Olson, D.M, Barth, S.E, Crane, S.L, Primm, S.A
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
ABATTAGE D'ARBRES
ACLAREO
AMENAGEMENT FORESTIER
BRULAGE DIRIGE
Conservation
CONTROLLED BURNING
CORTA
ECLAIRCISSAGE
ECOLOGIA FORESTAL
ECOLOGIE FORESTIERE
Environmental policy
ESTADOS DEL PACIFICO (EUA)
ETATS DU PACIFIQUE (EU)
federal lands forest health and restoration act
FELLING
Fire ecology
FOREST ECOLOGY
Forest ecosystems
Forest fire management
Forest fires
Forest habitats
FOREST MANAGEMENT
Forest restoration
FORESTRY POLICIES
Forests
Land management
LAND USE
LEGISLACION
LEGISLATION
ORDENACION FORESTAL
PACIFIC NORTHWEST STATES OF USA
PACIFIC STATES (USA)
PLANIFICACION
PLANIFICATION
PLANNING
POLITICA FORESTAL
POLITIQUE FORESTIERE
PRESCRIBED BURNING
QUEMA CONTROLADA
Reflections on Policy
Riparian forests
SALVAGE FELLING AND LOGGING
Science
SYSTEMATIC THINNING
THINNING
Timber industry
Trees
UTILISATION DES TERRES
UTILIZACION DE LA TIERRA
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Summary:Forest management will become increasingly political in the future as the timber industry looks to new areas to cut and conservationists push for protections. A broad set of scientific considerations are presented, and other scientists are urged to begin to participate in the debate over forest health.
ISSN:0091-7648
1938-5463