Wildlife Tree Committee Publications

Last updated on February 28, 2022

Ponderosa Pine Snags: Exploring Alternatives to Falling and Limbing Using Explosives to Reduce Blow-down Concerns and Maintain Structural Forest Habitat for Wildlife
Stand-level Biodiversity Brochure Side 1 (PDF, 7.6 MB)
Stand Level Biodiversity Brochure Side 2 (PDF, 3.6 MB)
Evaluation of the Effect of Heart Rod Fungi on Live Tree Structural Stability (PDF, 1.4 MB)
Dangerous Tree Management in Harvesting Operations (PDF, 620 KB)
Dangerous Tree Management - High Stem Density (Silviculture Activities) (PDF, 837 KB)
Managing Wildlife Dangerous Trees in Silviculture (PDF, 2566 KB)
Presentation to the Western Silvicultural Contractors Association, Prince George (PDF, 3.0 MB)
Evaluation of Wildlife Tree Retention for Cutblocks Harvested under the Forest Practices Code (1996 - 2001) (PDF, 768 KB)
Resource Roads and Danger Tree Management (PDF, 101 KB)
Presentation to the Coastal Harvesting Advisory Group (2019) (PDF, 4 MB)

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