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Analysis of a wood production strategy from expert perspectives
The Forestry Chronicle, 2022 In 2020, Quebec adopted a strategy to increase the quantity and quality of timber it produces. During a roundtable discussion held in the fall of 2021, experts in forestry and in related fields expressed their views on the new strategy and its ...
Claudie-Maude Canuel +6 more
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Recycling timber in new mass timber construction products
, 2022 The Innovative Design for the Future Use and Reuse of Wooden building components (InFutUReWood) project aims to examine if recovered timber is suited for contemporary timber architecture. To address this aim, series of structural testing programmes were carried out on products manufactured using recovered softwood and hardwood timber from a number of ...
Uí Chúláin, Caitríona +16 more
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TIMBER PRODUCTION MARKET IN POLAND AND SELECTED EU COUNTRIES – CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE CHALLANGES [PDF]
Management Systems in Production Engineering, 2016 The paper discusses the issue of the development of timber production market and timber industry in Poland and selected EU countries. The potential of forest resources in Poland against the background of other European countries is presented, as well as ...
Paweł GAJDEMSKI +5 more
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Frontiers in Plant Science, 2017 The functional reasons for isoprene emission are still a matter of hot debate. It was hypothesized that isoprene biosynthesis evolved as an ancestral mechanism in plants adapted to high water availability, to cope with transient and recurrent oxidative ...
Alessio Fini +6 more
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Silva Fennica, 2005 The transaction cost approach is used to explain why small non-industrial private forest (NIPF) ownerships are increasing in the U.S. We argue that the number of small NIPF owners have increased because: 1) a significant amount of forestland is no ...
Zhang, Yaoqi +2 more
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From timber management to forest management: an initial discussion on forest management evolution
Journal of Forest Science, 2005 Forests have been subject to human intervention since the inception of human civilization. With enhanced knowledge, understanding and capacity humans exert an increasing pressure and influence on forests.
M. S. Iftekhar
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, 2023 The commercial exploitation of non-timber forest products—such as fibers, nuts, spices, medicinal plants, rubber, and rattan—was proposed in the 1990s as a strategy to reconcile conservation and development in tropical forests. Its economic benefits generally have been limited, however, due to several factors—including low-production volume, irregular ...
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Global drivers of timber carbon stock from income-based perspective
Frontiers in Environmental Science, 2023 Introduction: Timber and its products are key carriers of carbon stocks and can cause a hysteresis effect of carbon release in the carbon cycle of forest ecosystems.
Ying Wei +7 more
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Managing boreal forests for the simultaneous production of collectable goods and timber revenues
Silva Fennica, 2016 Timber production is an economically important provisioning ecosystem service in forests, but is often in conflict with the provision of other ecosystem services.
Maiju Peura +5 more
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Adaptive optimisation of the management of Korean pine plantation
Forest EcosystemsForest management planning faces uncertainties regarding future timber prices, tree growth, and survival. Future seed production is an additional source of uncertainty in Korean pine stands managed for the joint production of timber and edible seeds ...
Qianping Tong +4 more
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