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Forest Management in the Interface: Forest Cooperatives
EDIS, 2008 Revised! FOR-176, a 7-page illustrated fact sheet by Sarah F. Ashton, Bruce Hull, Rien M. Visser, and Martha C. Monroe, describes this bottom-up, voluntary approach to implementing coordinated ecosystem management among multiple owners of fragmenting interface forestland — types of cooperatives, benefits, costs and reservations, funding.
Sarah F. Ashton +3 more
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FOREST CRIMES AS A THREAT TO SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT
Сибирский лесной журнал, 2016 From ancient times to the present day, forest public relations has been an issue on the agenda. This relationship’s purpose was initially needed for shelter and nutrition; however today this process has changed with urbanization, overpopulation and understanding the new functions of forests.
S. Ayan, Sezgin Özden
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The Costs of Managing an Urban Forest
EDIS, 2009 Urban forests provide benefits to society often referred to as ecosystem services: they improve human health, environmental quality, and local economies by increasing property values and aesthetics in communities. They help cities control storm water, reduce air pollution and energy costs, and offset carbon dioxide emissions.
Francisco Escobedo, Jennifer Seitz
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Forest Management in the Interface: Water Management
EDIS, 2008 Revised! FOR-181, a 6-page fact sheet by Susan W. Vince and Martha C. Monroe, describes the role of forests in the water cycle and the hydrological effects of land development, and introduces four strategies for lessening the negative hydrological effects of urbanization: protecting forests, reducing impervious surface cover, controlling sources of ...
Susan W. Vince, Martha C. Monroe
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Forest Management in the Interface: Forest Health
EDIS, 2008 Revised! FOR-178, a 5-page illustrated fact sheet by Robert A. Schmidt, describes forest health concerns in the wildland-urban interface, which include slightly different issues and quite different management solutions than the same concerns in rural forests. Published by the UF School of Forest Resources and Conservation, July 2008.
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TIMBER DISPOSAL REGULATIONS IN CANADA IN RELATION TO FOREST MANAGEMENT [PDF]
, 1934 J. R. Dickson
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