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Human-bat Competition on Cultivated Fruit Resources Promotes Bat-borne Pathogens Spillover to Humans and Domestic Animals in Bangladesh: An Exploratory Qualitative Study. [PDF]

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Khan AKMD, Khan MA, Dutta P, Islam M, Chowdhury NN, Choudhury SD, Shirin T, Islam A.   +7 more
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What is left in miombo woodlands? Rarity and commonness of woody species, commercial timber species, and lawful harvestable diameter classes. [PDF]

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Magalhães TM.
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Individual and demographic responses of the palm <i>Brahea aculeata</i> to browsing and leaf harvesting in a tropical dry forest of Northwestern Mexico. [PDF]

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Macedo-Santana F, Horn C, Ticktin T, Pulido Silva MT, Endress BA, Lopez-Toledo L.   +5 more
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Pervasive Indigenous and local knowledge of tropical wild species. [PDF]

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Takasaki Y, Coomes OT, Abizaid C.
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Birch, Berries, And The Boreal Forest: Activities And Impacts Of Harvesting Non-Timber Forest Products In Interior Alaska

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Kimberley Anne Camille Maher
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Municipal governments' perspectives on forest ownership: Insights from Czechia. [PDF]

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Kotecký V, Kosour V, Čemus V, Stejskalová R, Pavelčík P.   +4 more
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24 years to start harvesting timber in West African cocoa agroforestry systems with spontaneous trees demonstrating clear advantages

Aimé Kouassi, Irié C. Zo‐Bi, Bruno Hérault, Isaac Kouamé Konan, Marie Ruth Dago, Baptiste Lasbats, Sylvain Schmitt, Anny Estelle N’Guessan, Raphaël Aussenac   +8 more
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Timber harvesting on fragile ground and impacts of uncertainties in the operational costs

International Journal of Forest Engineering, 2021
Forested wetlands with high water tables are sensitive to disruption from harvesting yet support commercially desired tree species like northern white-cedar. Winter harvest was conducted in Maine, USA, to compare operational costs and productivity of cut-
Alex K. George, A. Kizha, L. Kenefic
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Response of In‐Stream Wood to Riparian Timber Harvesting: Field Observations and Long‐Term Projections

Water Resources Research, 2020
In‐stream large wood (LW) is a prominent feature of forested aquatic ecosystems worldwide, yet many questions remain regarding the response of LW patterns to riparian timber harvesting.
David A. Reid, Marwan A. Hassan
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Impacts of silvicultural prescriptions and implementation of best management practices on timber harvesting costs

International Journal of Forest Engineering, 2019
Rising costs of forest operations and decreasing revenue generated from harvesting are becoming critical challenges in forest management throughout the Northeastern US. Along with this, the low markets for comminuted forest residues and stricter policies
H. Soman, A. Kizha, B. Roth
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