Forest Management

Scientific publications authored or edited by Geos Institute staff.

•  Comments on Proposed NFMA Planning Rule
•  Importance of Western Oregon BLM Lands and Reserves to Fish and Wildlife Conservation (October 2005)

• The Landscape Context in Forest Conservation: Integrating Protection, Restoration, and Certification (March 2005; Ecological Restoration 23(1): 15-23)

• Conservation Planning for US National Forests: Conducting Comprehensive Biodiversity Assessments (2003; BioScience 53(12): 1217-1220)

•  A Citizens’ Call for Ecological Forest Restoration: Forest Restoration Principles and Criteria (March 2003; Ecological Restoration 21(1): 14-23)

• Forest Fragmentation of the Conterminous United States: Assessing Forest Intactness Through Road Density and Spatial Characteristics (May 2002; BioScience 52(5): 411-422)

•  An Updated Protected Areas Database for the United States and Canada (2001; Natural Areas Journal 21: 124-135)  

• Forests landscapes in perspective: prospects and opportunities for sustainable management of America’s non-federal forests. (1998. National Research Council Press, Washington, D.C)

• Management of bald eagle communal roosts in fire adapted mixed-conifer forests. (1998; J. Wildlife Management 62(1): 322-222)

• Seeing the forest for more than just the trees: A response to MacCracken (1996; Wildlife Soc. Bull. 24(4): 770-776)

•  Effects of silvicultural modifications of temperate rainforest on breeding and wintering bird communities, Prince of Wales Island, southeast Alaska. (1996; Condor 98:706-721)
• A critical role for core reserves in managing Inland Northwest landscapes for natural resources and biodiversity. (1996; Wildlife Soc. Bull 24(2): 209-221)
• Forest health: getting beyond the rhetoric to restore healthy landscapes in the Inland Northwest. (1995; Wildlife Soc. Bull. 23(3): 346-356)

eric Gotfrid August 3, 2010 White Papers & Publications