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Larry McCulloch,Brian Aukema,Ken White,Matthew Klingenberg
Warren root collar weevil (Hylobius warreni) is a commonly occurring insect found in most of British Columbia and as far north as the Northwest Territories. This weevil affects many tree species and is found in forest stands of any age, although its impa...
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Larry McCulloch,Alex Woods
Dothistroma needle blight, also known as red band needle blight, is caused by the fungus Dothistroma septosporum. It affects over 60 species of pine in 45 countries and is considered the most destructive pine needle disease in the world. All pine species...
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Stefan Zeglen,Richard Hunt,Michelle Cleary
White pine blister rust (Cronartium ribicola) is an introduced disease affecting five-needle pines throughout North America. Like other non-native pests, its impact on the native hosts has been dramatic, decimating species such as western white pine in b...
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Gordon Butt,Don McMillan
In 1995, the Clayoquot Sound Scientific Panel submitted a report with 170 recommendations that fundamentally changed forest management as it had been traditionally practiced in the Sound. The Scientific Panel's report represents an early case study of ec...
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Ken Zielke,Bryce Bancroft,Kathie Sw,Jennifer Turner
Variable retention (VR) refers to a strategy that is designed to retain biological legacies, such as large old trees, snags, and downed logs, at harvest to create and/or maintain structurally complex stands with a range of silvicultural systems. The rete...
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