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 Crossing Scales and Disciplines to Achieve Forest Sustainability    HTML  
 
  Michael J. Papaik, Brian Sturtevant, and Christian Messier
 research  
 Factors Contributing to the Cultural and Spatial Variability of Landscape Burning by Native Peoples of Interior Alaska    HTML      
 
  David C. Natcher, Monika Calef, Orville Huntington, Sarah Trainor, Henry P. Huntington, La’ona DeWilde, Scott Rupp, and F. Stuart Chapin III
 Using Backcast Land-Use Change and Groundwater Travel-Time Models to Generate Land-Use Legacy Maps for Watershed Management    HTML      
 
  Bryan Pijanowski, Deepak K. Ray, Anthony D. Kendall, Jonah M. Duckles, and David W. Hyndman
 Sustaining Biodiversity in the Oregon Coast Range: Potential effects of Forest Policies in a Multi-ownership Province    HTML      
 
  Brenda C. McComb, Thomas A. Spies, and Keith A. Olsen
 Household Land Management and Biodiversity: Secondary Succession in a Forest-Agriculture Mosaic in Southern Mexico    HTML      
 
  Rinku Roy Chowdhury
 Indigenous Knowledge and Values in Planning for Sustainable Forestry: Pikangikum First Nation and the Whitefeather Forest Initiative    HTML      
 
  R. Michael O'Flaherty, Iain J. Davidson-Hunt, and Micheline Manseau
 Modeling the Effects of Land Use on the Quality of Water, Air, Noise, and Habitat for a Five-County Region in Georgia    HTML      
 
  Virginia H. Dale, Farhan Akhtar, Matthrew Aldridge, Latha Baskaran, Michael Berry, Murray Browne, Michael Chang, Rebecca Efroymson, Charles Garten, Jr., Eric Lingerfelt, and Catherine Stewart
 A Real Options Approach to Forest-Management Decision Making to Protect Caribou under the Threat of Extinction    HTML      
 
  Don G. Morgan, S. Ben Abdallah, and Pierre Lasserre
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 A Toolkit Modeling Approach for Sustainable Forest Management Planning: Achieving Balance between Science and Local Needs    HTML      
 
  Brian R. Sturtevant, Andrew Fall, Daniel D. Kneeshaw, Neal P. P. Simon, Michael J. Papaik, Kati Berninger, Frédérik Doyon, Don G. Morgan, and Christian Messier