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Forest Landscape Restoration

Part of the World Forests Book Series (volume 15)

Editors: Stanturf, John; Lamb, David; Madsen, Palle

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-5326-6

ISBN: 978-94-007-5325-9

Publisher: Springer Netherlands - Springer Journals

Oct 23, 2012

1 - 10 of 16 Chapters

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What Is Forest Landscape Restoration?

Lamb, David; Stanturf, John; Madsen, Palle

Pages: 3 –23

[The extent and distribution of global forests is a matter of considerable concern. The overall rate of deforestation remains high although recent reports suggest it is finally beginning to decline (FAO 2011). But this hides regional differences. In temperate regions net forest cover is...
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What Can Landscape Ecology Contribute to Forest Landscape Restoration?

Crow, Thomas R.

Pages: 25 –37

[The art and science of restoration is now commonly viewed as integral to managing natural resources (e.g., Hobbs and Harris 2001; Stanturf and Madsen 2004; Falk et al. 2006; Bosworth and Brown 2007). This view is due in large part to an increased awareness that the cumulative impacts of human...
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Landscape Management

Oliver, Chadwick Dearing; Covey, Kristofer; Hohl, Aaron; Larsen, David; McCarter, James B.; Niccolai, Andrew; Wilson, Jeremy

Pages: 39 –65

[Natural resources are neither uniformly nor randomly distributed across the Earth. Rather, they are commonly grouped within geomorphologic and climatic boundaries. These groups—“Ecological Zones”—are generally large and cross political and socioeconomic boundaries. It is cumbersome to coordinate...
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Hydrologic Connectivity of Landscapes and Implications for Forest Restoration

Nagy, R. Chelsea; Lockaby, B. Graeme

Pages: 69 –91

[Streams interact with the landscape through flooding events, erosion, and deposition processes and provide valuable subsidies to riparian zones. Meanwhile, the cumulative effects of disturbances and land use practices within a watershed affect water resources downstream. Forests have long been...
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Connecting Landscape Fragments Through Riparian Zones

Bentrup, Gary; Dosskey, Mike; Wells, Gary; Schoeneberger, Michele

Pages: 93 –109

[Restoring forest ecosystem goods and services to agricultural landscapes can be a daunting challenge that stems from the unfeasibility of converting large tracts of food-producing land back into forest and of converting farmers and farming communities into forest managers. Natural science...
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Understanding Landscapes Through Spatial Modeling

Wimberly, Michael C.; Boyte, Stephen P.; Gustafson, Eric J.

Pages: 111 –128

[This chapter outlines how landscape simulation models can be used to support forest landscape restoration. In the first type of application, landscape models of disturbance and forest succession were used to estimate historical variability in landscape composition and configuration. An example...
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Forest Landscape Restoration Decision-Making and Conflict Management: Applying Discourse-Based Approaches

Emborg, Jens; Walker, Gregg; Daniels, Steven

Pages: 131 –153

[Forest landscape restoration (FLR) aims to regain ecological integrity and enhance human well-being in deforested or degraded forest landscapes. Despite its positive connotations, successfully implementing significant FLR will often involve considerable conflict. The purpose of this chapter is...
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Alternative Approaches to Urban Natural Areas Restoration: Integrating Social and Ecological Goals

Gobster, Paul H.

Pages: 155 –176

[Commonly accepted goals and practices of ecological restoration may serve for certain projects that are aimed to match with accepted standards of historical authenticity in terms of ecological diversity, structure, and function, particularly in less disturbed, large scale sites. This may not be...
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Urban Forest Landscape Restoration – Applying Forest Development Types in Design and Planning

Larsen, J. Bo; Nielsen, Anders Busse

Pages: 177 –199

[Most urban forests have developed from ‘commercial’ forests and managers have sought to incorporate recreational and ecological functions into a management system aimed at basic wood production while focussing upon the stand as the functional unit. When dealing with urban forests, the higher...
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Watershed-Scale Adaptive Management: A Social Science Perspective

Allan, Catherine; Curtis, Allan; Shindler, Bruce

Pages: 201 –213

[Adaptive management is as much as social endeavor as a scientific or technical one. Drawing on our work as social scientists, and in particular on our evaluations of the Adaptive Management areas in the Pacific Northwest of the USA, and the Heartlands project in southeastern Australia, we...

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