Old growth in a New World : a Pacific Northwest icon reexamined, edited by Thomas A. Spies and Sally L. Duncan

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Old growth in a New World : a Pacific Northwest icon reexamined, edited by Thomas A. Spies and Sally L. Duncan

Title remainder

a Pacific Northwest icon reexamined

Statement of responsibility

edited by Thomas A. Spies and Sally L. Duncan

Instantiates

• Old growth in a New World : a Pacific Northwest icon reexamined

Publication

• Washington, DC, Island Press, 2009

Copyright

• é2009

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Carrier category

volume

Carrier category code

• nc

Carrier MARC source

rdacarrier.

Content category

text

Content type code

• txt

Content type MARC source

rdacontent.

Contents

• Maintaining biodiversity in managed forests
• Andrew B. Carey
• Fish and old-growth forests
• Gordon H. Reeves and Peter A. Bisson
• Contribution of old-growth timber to regional economies in the Pacific Northwest
• Richard W. Haynes
• Sacred trees
• Robert G. Lee
• Old growth and a new nature: ambivalence of science and religion
• Jim Proctor
• Searching for old growth
• Common sense versus symbolism: the case for public involvement in the old-growth debate
• Brent S. Steel
• Starting the fight and finishing the job
• Andy Kerr
• A private-lands and state-lands perspective
• Howard Sohn
• Getting from "no" to "yes": a conservationist's perspective
• Rick Brown
• Old growth: failures of the past and hope for the future
• Ross Mickey
• Thomas A. Spies and Sally L. Duncan
• In the shadow of the cedars: spiritual values of old-growth forests
• Kathleen Dean Moore
• Old growth: evolution of an intractable conflict
• Julia M. Wondolleck
• Increasing difficulty of active management on national forests - problems and solutions
• Jack Ward Thomas
• Is adaptive management too risky for old-growth forests?
• George H. Stankey
• Nontimber economic values of old-growth forests: what are they, and how do we preserve them?
• John Loomis
• Historical context of old-growth forests in the Pacific Northwest - policy, practices, and competing worldviews
• Regional conservation of old-growth forest in a changing world: a global and temporal perspective
• Hal Salwasser
• Moving science and immovable values: clumsy solutions for old-growth forests
• Denise Lach
• Conserving old-growth forests and attributes: reservation, restoration, and resilience
• Jerry F. Franklin
• Managing young stands to develop old-growth characteristics
• John Tappeiner
• Managing forest landscapes and sustaining old growth
• Chadwick Dearing Oliver
• K. Norman Johnson and Frederick J. Swanson
• Unexplored potential of Northwest forests
• Bettina Von Hagen
• Old growth in a new world: a synthesis
• Sally L. Duncan, Denise Lach, and Thomas A. Spies
• Conserving old growth in a new world
• Thomas A. Spies ... [and others]
• Science of old growth, or a journey into wonderland
• Thomas A. Spies
• Old-growth forest as wildlife habitat
• Barry R. Noon

Control code

ocn212376025

Dimensions

23 cm

Extent

xiii, 344 pages

Isbn

9781597264105

Lccn

2008008245

Media category

unmediated

Media MARC source

rdamedia.

Media type code

• n

Other physical details

illustrations, maps

Record ID

.b13753745

System control number

(OCoLC)212376025