Estimates of dead and down woody material (DWM) biomass are important for nutrient cycling, wildlife habitat assessment, fire effects climate change science. Most methods used to sample initially assess volume then estimates wood density convert biomass. To initial decomposition rate, this study examined in situ lodgepole pine logs at the Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest (TCEF), central Mon...

We investigated effects of roost loss due to clear-fell harvest on bat home range. The study took place in plantation forest, inhabited by the New Zealand long-tailed bat (Chalinolobus tuberculatus), in which trees are harvested between the ages 26-32 years. We determined home ranges by radiotracking different bats in areas that had and had not been recently clear-fell harvested. Home ranges we...

This paper seeks to answer the question of whether magnitude vibrations affecting whole body harvester operator (WBV) that are generated by boom is affected size processed trunk volume, specify closer, WBVs during forest logging, and localise these in individual partial operations. For purposes, production process, i.e., was divided into six operations (Searching; Felling; Processing; Unproduct...

Lundin, L. 1994. Impacts of forest drainage on flow regime. Studia Forestalia Suecica 192. 22 pp. ISSN 0039-3150, ISBN 91-576-4872-7. High floods in watercourses are of great interest. because of the potential hazards they pose to people and low-lying land near rivers. In many parts of the world, inundations are common and in northwest Europe there are high discharges almost every year, occasio...