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Stemming from the North American Forest Ecology Workshop, ecology informs management in this #CJFR Special Issue, "Turning Ecological Answers into Forest Management Actions (NAFEW)"
Browse the full issue: https://t.co/Ks0oPtRt3d
NEW ISSUE
This month:
- Effect of crown damage on maples
- Mixed-species stand resilience to fire in Mexico
- Allometric equations for estimating aboveground biomass
- False heartwood in Japanese white birch
& more!
Brows the May issue of #CJFR: https://t.co/hEvHKUyGaG
🌲📚 The Canadian Journal of Forest Research has branched out onto X! 🌳
Follow us to spruce up your feed with the latest research on #wildfires, forest management, ecology, hydrology, #ClimateChange, silviculture, & more. #CJFR
From the Canadian Jouranl of Forest Research: Editor's Choice for April #CJFR
Dendrochronological reconstruction of arborvitae leafminer (Argyresthia spp.) outbreaks on northern white-cedar (Thuja occidentalis) in Maine, USA
Free access while featured https://t.co/GnKvGTXfOH
Explore the intricacies of modern #forestry in this #EditorsChoice 📄 from #CJFR. Discover the role of transdisciplinarity, reciprocity, and problem-focused learning in tackling issues like #Reconciliation and the #ClimateCrisis. Read it ▶️ https://t.co/FPLRphxByx @ubcforestry
🇨🇦🌲 Boreal forests
🌡️📈 #ClimateChange and heat stress
🌲🌱 #ProvenanceTrials and legacy effects
🔓🔓 #OpenAccess in #CJFR
Explore the nuances of resilience, recovery, and the impact of warming on balsam fir: https://t.co/fkrfhZhSzX
🌡️ Canada's #forests are in for some significant changes. Climate projections suggest up to 5.5°C warming by 2100, impacting everything from growing seasons to precipitation patterns. 🍁🌧️ Read the study in #CJFR: https://t.co/qW6bwdSIe0 #ClimateCrisis #Wildfire
And, in the meantime, read about the threat of 🔥 in wildland–human interface (WHI) areas in this #OpenAccess paper co-authored by Dr. Christianson in #CJFR ��️https://t.co/X1HK8oB2Ad
🔥Canada has experienced increasing trends in #wildfire area burned & number of large fires (≥200 ha) since 1959. As the 🇨🇦 wildfire season continues, read this free access paper in #CJFR to learn more about fire-regime shifts & #ClimateChange: https://t.co/3Hgm2yhvlK🌲🌳
Reminder about this special issue in #CJFR on linking #forest growth models and #remotesensing. Deadline for submissions is January 31, 2022. More info: https://t.co/uiwnExQWJE
Please RT! Is your #science at the nexus of #forest #growth & #remotesensing? Consider submitting to our special issue in the Canadian Journal of Forest Research, guest edited by myself and colleagues.
DL: January 31, 2022
👉https://t.co/uiwnEy8xBc
#CJFR #forestinventory #lidar
New paper out in #CJFR @cdnsciencepub evaluating the standing genetic diversity of beech stands across Europe (with the use of nuclear microsatellite markers)! A big thanks to Maria Höhn for leading this nice collective work that can be downloaded here 👇
https://t.co/WnHSgb4iav
Please RT! Is your #science at the nexus of #forest #growth & #remotesensing? Consider submitting to our special issue in the Canadian Journal of Forest Research, guest edited by myself and colleagues.
DL: January 31, 2022
👉https://t.co/uiwnEy8xBc
#CJFR #forestinventory #lidar
Fifty years of #ForestScience 🌲
"[W]e explore and celebrate the evolution of forest science as a discipline and as the foundation of evidence-based sustainable forest management." https://t.co/butSjKblVz
in #CJFR
![cdnsciencepub's tweet photo. Fifty years of #ForestScience 🌲
"[W]e explore and celebrate the evolution of forest science as a discipline and as the foundation of evidence-based sustainable forest management." https://t.co/butSjKblVz
in #CJFR https://t.co/SA8eK6wlcy](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EwX9VD7WgAkOPRy.jpg)
Seeds of change? Seed transfer governance in British Columbia: insights from history https://t.co/B7BibBgsp1
by @Rpelai @ubcforestry et al.
in #CJFR | Historical perspectives in forest sciences
#CdnPoli
New publication in a special issue @cdnsciencepub #CJFR. How do tree seed movement policies change over time in BC? What evidence is used to justify policy change? Lots of insights from history!🌲Part of @CoAdapTree @ubcforestry w/ @SES_UBC & Kozak. Link: https://t.co/GNMl2EKMq0
Claire Doll has published the first chapter of her MSc thesis, explored future energy systems in Alberta, Canada.
The link:
https://t.co/j0phxwhTBv
![cdnsciencepub's tweet photo. NEW | #CJFR 50th Anniversary Special Issue 🌲
"[W]e explore and celebrate the evolution of forest science as a discipline and as the foundation of evidence-based sustainable #forest management." https://t.co/rLE0LjdlZn https://t.co/KUKNMDBZ1v](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EvK-4HjXYAEaz-m.jpg)
“Forestry as a discipline should embrace diversity in every way.” New research from Dr. Polinko and K. Coupland investigating paradigm shifts in forestry and forest research out in this month’s #CJFR https://t.co/ynBWOSsOoR
"Forestry as a discipline should embrace diversity in every way." New research from K. Coupland and I investigating paradigm shifts in forestry and forest research out in this month's Special Issue of #CJFR
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