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Vol. 7 No. 2 (2006)

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Published: 2006-07-13

Editorial

News from the Co-editors

Alan Wiensczyk, Julie Schooling
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Guest Editorial

British Columbia's Mountain Pine Beetle Response Team

Rod DeBoice
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Adding Value

Adding Value . . .

Julie Schooling
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Articles

Restoration of forests attacked by mountain pine beetle: Misnomer, misdirected, or must-do?

Philip J. Burton
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Rate of deterioration, degrade, and fall of trees killed by mountain pine beetle

Kathy J. Lewis, Ian D. Hartley
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The impact of treatment on mountain pine beetle infestation rates

Trisalyn Nelson, Barry Boots, Ken J. White, Alanya C. Smith
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Hydrologic effects of mountain pine beetle in the interior pine forests of British Columbia: Key questions and current knowledge

Lars Uunila, Brian Guy, Robin Pike
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Red Alder Stand Establishment Decision Aid

Keith Thomas, Jennifer Turner
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Disturbance regimes in coastal British Columbia

Lori D. Daniels, Robert W. Gray
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Predicting the risk of wet ground areas in the Vanderhoof Forest District: Project description and progress report

John Rex, Stephane Dubé
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Wildlife/danger tree assessment in unharvested stands attacked by mountain pine beetle in the central interior of British Columbia

Patience Rakochy, Chris Hawkins
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Examining the utility of advance regeneration for reforestation and timber production in unsalvaged stands killed by the mountain pine beetle: Controlling factors and management implications

Hardy Griesbauer, Scott Green
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An assessment of critical assumptions supporting the timber supply modelling for mountain-pine-beetle-induced allowable annual cut uplift in thePrince George Timber Supply Area

John Pousette, Chris Hawkins
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Detecting and mapping mountain pine beetle red-attack damage with SPOT-5 10-m multispectral imagery

Joanne C. White, Michael A. Wulder, Danny Grills
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A review and synthesis of the effects of unsalvaged mountain-pine-beetle-attacked stands on wildlife and implications for forest management

Ann C. Allaye Chan-McLeod
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