Volume 13 - Issue 2

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In this Issue

Riparian Management of Small Streams: An Experimental Trial at the Malcolm Knapp Research Forest
John S. Richardson, Michael C. Feller, Peter M. Kiffney, R. Dan Moore, Stephen Mitchell, and Scott G. Hinch
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Water Temperature and Shade Response to Salvage Harvesting in Mountain Pine Beetle Affected Small Streams in the Central Interior of British Columbia
Phillip N. Krauskopf, John F. Rex, David A. Maloney, and Peter J. Tschaplinski
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The Effects of Mountain Pine Beetle Attack on Snow Accumulation and Ablation: A Synthesis of Ongoing Research in British Columbia
Rita Winkler and Sarah Boon
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The Canopy Structure and Snow Hydrology of Managed Lodgepole Pine Stands Compared with Beetle-killed Stands
Pat Teti
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A Model to Quantify Effects of Mountain Pine Beetle on Equivalent Clearcut Area
Doug Lewis and David Huggard
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A Semi-quantitative Risk Analysis for a Mountain Pine Beetle Infested Watershed in the Southern Interior of British Columbia
Bill Grainger and Alan Bates
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Assessment Watersheds for Regional Applications in British Columbia
Martin Carver and Malcolm Gray
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Update
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This publication is funded in part by the BC Ministry of Forests and Range through the Forest Investment Account, Forest Science Program, by the BC Ministry of Environment with funds from the Forests for Tomorrow (FFT) program, and by the USDA Forest Service.