Fort Nelson Mixedwoods Silvicultural Systems Trial

Last updated on August 22, 2023

Trial Name: Fort Nelson Mixedwoods Silvicultural Systems Trial (EP 1361)
Trial objectives	Installation name	Ecosystems represented	Tree species	Silvicultural systems tested	Post establishment treatments
Tree regeneration Light Vegetation Snags and coarse woody debris	Fort Nelson Mixedwoods	BWBSmw2	Trembling aspen White spruce	Group shelterwood – 0.13ha and 1ha opening sizes Uncut control	None

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Publication topics	Publications
General Overview	Kabzems, R. 1998. Regenerating boreal mixedwoods: Initial results of a group shelterwood silvicultural system in trembling aspen – white spruce stands (PDF, 4.7MB). B.C. Min. For., Prince George For. Reg. Exten. Note PG-15.
Regeneration Snags and Coarse Woody Debris Vegetation	Kabzems, R. and O. Garcia. 2004. Structure and dynamics of trembling aspen – white spruce mixed stands near Fort Nelson, B.C. (PDF, 1.1MB) Can. J. For. Res. 34:384–395. Kabzems, R. 2001. Regenerating boreal mixedwoods: three-year results of a group shelterwood silviculture system in trembling aspen – white spruce stands (PDF, 577KB). B.C. Min. For., Prince George For. Reg. Exten. Note PG-24. Kabzems, R. 1998. Regenerating boreal mixedwoods: initial results of a group shelterwood silvicultural system in trembling aspen – white spruce stands (PDF, 4.7KB). B.C. Min. For., Prince George For. Reg. Exten. Note PG-15.

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