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This guidebook is designed to aid forest workers in choosing a silvicultural system in compliance with the British Columbia Forest Practices Code. It lists and defines the different types of silvicultural systems used in British Columbia, promoting a common terminology for basic definitions and silvicultural system concepts throughout the province. The guide offers a step-by-step decision-making process on how to choose a silvicultural system, and details the factors that forest workers should consider in making this decision. The guide also includes a sample checklist of silvicultural prescription requirements and recommended supporting information, plus an Integrated Silviculture Information System/Major Licensee Silviculture Information System key for silvicultural systems.
This volume presents papers given at a workshop held to review current knowledge of the silviculture of temperate and boreal broadleaf-conifer mixtures and the consequences of growing mixed stands. Topics of the papers include the importance of mixedwood stands, managing birch-dominated mixed stands, competition dynamics, silvicultural systems, stand dynamics, vegetation management, red alder-conifer stands, mixedwood management research, white spruce and aspen stands, vertical stratification in mixed-species stands, habitat management for game and parasite control, simulation of long-term impacts of alder/fir mixtures, understory protection, fertilisation, control of spruce weevils, and litter decomposition.
This document presents a brief overview of the biology of wildlife trees, looks at the challenge of integrating wildlife tree management into forestry operations, addresses the issue of worker safety, and introduces some of the latest wildlife tree research projects and educational initiatives.[$