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    AuthorBoyle, David (1)Doudiet, Amy (1)Johns, Allison (1)Ke, Jingshun (1)Liang, Manchang (1)Lomax, Karen (1)Sloan, Mathew (1)Stanbury, Abbigale (1)Sydney, Havenga (1)Teager, Kimberly (1)... View MoreSubject
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    Increasing diameter growth content of red pine (Pinus Resinosa) through intensive management 

    Boyle, David (2017)
    Intensive forest management can only be justified if it increases wood quality or yield sufficiently to compensate for the additional investment. Treatments such as thinning and/or pruning are typically only applied to ...
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    Recovering from over-cutting in China: an examination of the natural forest protection project 

    Ke, Jingshun (2017)
    In the last century, China chose a planned economic system and formulated a strategy for the development of heavy industry. The chosen strategy for heavy industry has given forestry a half-century task, both to provide ...
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    Quercus rubra L. regeneration from prescribed burns: an in-depth look into management in Canada forests, specifically Ontario 

    Lomax, Karen (2018)
    This paper explores the impact that prescribed fires have on red oak (Quercus rubra L.) regeneration in Canada and Ontario. Prescribed fires are important to consider the best management techniques that should be used in ...
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    Analysis of using unmanned aerial vehicles in forestry 

    Doudiet, Amy (2019)
    Unmanned aerial vehicles are a growing market within the forestry industry. They provide opportunities for enhancement of data collection, monitoring of wildlife, forest fire detection and monitoring, compliance monitoring ...
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    An examination of forest-dwelling birds in recreational areas within Thunder Bay, ON. 

    Johns, Allison (2018)
    Forest-dwelling birds hold various social, economic, and ecological values. This study aims to identify the habitat elements that recreational areas provide or lack for various forest birds. Three recreational areas across ...
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    Effects of environmental factors on seed germination 

    Liang, Manchang (2019)
    Detailed understanding of the environmental conditions required for the germination and growth of tree seeds is an important prerequisite for the formulation of comprehensive and sustainable forest development strategies, ...
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    Canadian forestry professionals’ perceptions of forest management and climate change 

    Sydney, Havenga (2019)
    Gauging the perception of current and future professionals in the Canadian forestry sector is crucial to understanding how forests are managed in the thought of climate change. The aim of the study was to quantify how the ...
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    Habitat composition and spatial response of white-tailed deer to forestry treatments in moose range, Grand Portage Indian Reservation, Minnesota 

    Teager, Kimberly (2020)
    Moose (Alces alces L.) have long been an important subsistence species are of great cultural value to the Ojibwe peoples. White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus Z.) have been implicated in negatively impacting ecosystems ...
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    Potential factors that influence the silvicultural status of a stand based on its silvicultural background 

    Stanbury, Abbigale (2020)
    The silvicultural effectiveness monitoring program is important in determining the silvicultural status of a stand. Each stand can be classified as being a silvicultural success (SS), regeneration success (RS), or not ...
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    A review of the biological significance of coarse woody debris in forest ecosystems and its positive impact on forest characteristics 

    Sloan, Mathew (2020)
    Coarse Woody Debris (CWD) is considered any woody decay that has fallen on the forest floor. This important piece of forest ecology has a large influence on a variety of forest characteristics. This thesis first evaluates ...
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