Research Branch

Extension Note 95, User-friendly Web Tool to Support Silviculture for Sitka Spruce on the South Coast

Extension Note 94, Amabilis fir height-age and growth intercept models for British Columbia

Extension Note 93, Assessing the fertilization response potential of subalpine fir (Abies lasiocarpa): a retrospective study

Extension Note 92, Forests in a carbon-constrained world

Extension Note 91, Best Management Practices for Soil Conservation in Mountain Pine Beetle Salvage Operations

Extension Note 90, Mountain Pine Beetle and Salvage Harvesting: Small Stream and Riparian Zone Response in the Sub-Boreal Spruce Zone

Extension Note 89, Silvicultural Systems on a Deep Snowpack, Mule Deer Winter Range in the Central Interior of British Columbia: 10-year Update

Extension Note 88, Mountain Pine Beetle, Forest Practices, and Watershed Management

Extension Note 87, A Summary of Climate Change Effects on Watershed Hydrology

Extension Note 86, The Bowron River Watershed: A Synoptic Assessment of Stream and Riparian Condition 20–30 Years after Salvage Logging

Extension Note 85, The Pothole Creek Study Area: Dry Uneven-aged Douglas-fir Stand Development

Extension Note 84, Effects of Repeated Fertilization on Fine Roots, Mycorrhizae, and Soil Mesofauna in Young Lodgepole Pine and Spruce Forests in Central British Columbia

Extension Note 83, Tools to help forest managers with regeneration decisions about beetle-killed stands in the Montane Spruce zone of the Merritt Timber Supply Area

Extension Note 82, Can thinning and fertilizing young lodgepole pine mitigate future timber supply challenges?

Extension Note 81, Assessing the Effects of Fertilization on Understorey Vegetation in Young Lodgepole Pine and Spruce Forests in Central British Columbia

Extension Note 80, Modelling Boreal Mixedwoods with the Tree and Stand Simulator (TASS)

Extension Note 79, Assessing the Effects of Sitka Alder on the Growth and Foliar Nutrition of Young Lodgepole Pine in Central British Columbia (SBSdw3): 9-year Results

Extension Note 78, Comparing the Effects of Urea and Ammonium Nitrate Fertilizers on the Growth and Foliar Nutrition of Lodgepole Pine: 6-year Results

Extension Note 77, Using TIPSY to Evaluate Windthrow Effects on Regeneration in Variable Retention Harvests

Extension Note 76, Effects of Red Alder on Stand Dynamics and Nitrogen Availability (MOF EP1121.01)

Extension Note 75, Interactions between fertilization and White Pine Weevil (Pissodes strobi) Attack in Young Interior Spruce Plantations

Extension Note 74, Analysis of Presence/Absence Data When Absence Is Uncertain (False Zeroes): An Example for the Northern Flying Squirrel using SAS^®

Extension Note 73, Suitability of Native Broadleaf Species for Reforestation in the Cariboo Area of the Southern Interior Forest Region

Extension Note 72, The Opax Mountain Silvicultural Systems Project: Preliminary Results for Managing Complex, Dry Interior Douglas-fir Forests

Extension Note 71, Sulphur Deficiencies in Lodgepole Pine: Occurrence, Diagnosis, and Treatment

Extension Note 70, Windthrow in Partially Cut Lodgepole Pine Forests in West-Central British Columbia

Extension Note 69, Variable Retention Yield Adjustment Factors for TIPSY

Extension Note 68, Natural Regeneration 10 Years after Partial Cutting in a Dry-belt Interior Douglas-fir Stand

Extension Note 67, Modelling Forest Harvesting Effects on Maximum Daily Peak Flow at Upper Penticton Creek

Extension Note 66, Policy Implications of an Assessment of Long-term Risks to Marbled Murrelet Populations in British Columbia

Extension Note 65, Site Preparation Alternatives in the Wet, Cold ESSF: Results from Sicamous Creek

Extension Note 64, Growing-space Management in Boreal Mixedwood Forests - The Establishment of EP 1192.01, Fort Nelson River Site

Extension Note 63, Comparing Clearcutting and Alternatives in a High-Elevation Forest: Early Results from Sicamous Creek

Extension Note 62, Edge Effects in High-elevation Forests at Sicamous Creek

Extension Note 61, An Evaluation of Two Chondrostereum purpureum Carrier Formulations Used for the Control of Sitka Alder in a 41-year-old Not Satisfactorily Restocked Stand (ESSFwc1), Kootenay Forest District, Nelson Forest Region

Extension Note 60, Splicing Height Curves

Extension Note 59, Influences of Clearcut Harvesting and Fertilization on Structure and Function of the Soil Food Web in ICH Forests of Southern Interior British Columbia

Extension Note 58, Brushing Effects on Conifers and Plant Communities in the Southern Interior of British Columbia: Summary of PROBE Results 1991–2000

Extension Note 57, Growth Intercept Models for Black Spruce

Extension Note 56, Thinning and Pruning Coastal Douglas-fir near Chilliwack, B.C.: 8-year Results

Extension Note 55, Ten-year Responses of White Spruce and Associated Vegetation after Glyphosate Treatment at Tsilcoh River

Extension Note 54, Grizzly Bear Habitat in Managed Forests: Silviculture Treatments to Meet Habitat and Timber Objectives

Extension Note 53, The Soil Ecosystem of an ESSF Forest and its Response to a Range of Harvesting Disturbances

Extension Note 52, Foliar Sampling Guidelines and Nutrient Interpretative Criteria for Lodgepole Pine

Extension Note 51, Pruning Density and Severity in Coastal Western Hemlock: 4-year Results

Extension Note 50, Douglas-fir Fertilization with Biosolids: Five-year Results at Whistler, B.C.

Extension Note 49, Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Chondrostereum purpureum for the Control of Mechanically Brushed Trembling Aspen (Populus tremuloides Michx.) Suckers in a 2-year-old Conifer Plantation: Third-year Results (MOF EP1135.05)

Extension Note 48, Ten-year Conifer and Vegetation Responses to Glyphosate Treatment in the SBSdw3

Extension Note 47, The Silviculture of Hybrid Poplar Plantations

Extension Note 46, Pinchi Lake Operational Herbicide Monitoring: 10-year Conifer and Vegetation Responses in the sbsdw₃

Extension Note 45, The Ecology of Wetland Ecosystems

Extension Note 44, Using Foliar Nutrient Levels to Predict Lodgepole Pine Fertilization Response

Extension Note 43, Opportunities for Improvements to Reforestation Success

Extension Note 42, Measuring Light in the Forest

Extension Note 41, Conifer Response to Brushing Treatments: A Summary of British Columbia Data

Extension Note 40, Forest Productivity and Soil Conditions on Rehabilitated Landings: Interior British Columbia

Extension Note 39, Site Index Conversion Equations for Mixed Black Spruce–Lodgepole Pine Stands

Extension Note 38, Growth Intercept Models for Western Larch

Extension Note 37, Revised Growth Intercept Models for Coastal Western Hemlock, Sitka Spruce, and Interior Spruce

Extension Note 36, First-year Growth Responses of Young Red Alder Stands to Fertilization

Extension Note 35, Ultraviolet-B Risks to British Columbia Trees

Extension Note 34, Soil Compaction on Forest Plantations following Cattle Use

Extension Note 33, The Ecology and Silviculture of Bigleaf Maple

Extension Note 32, Clumpy Spacing, Juvenile Spacing Douglas-fir into Clumps to Imitate Natural Stand Structure

Extension Note 31, Years to Breast Height and Green-up Age Models Based on a Juvenile Height Model for Lodgepole Pine

Extension Note 30, Smoothing Top Height Estimates from Two Lodgepole Pine Height Models

Extension Note 29, Effects of Spacing Paper Birch-Mixedwood Stands in Central British Columbia FRBC Project HQ96423-RE (MOF EP 1193)

Extension Note 28, Effects of Thinning and Fertilizing Mixed Western Hemlock–Sitka Spruce Stands

Extension Note 27, A Comparison of Mulch Mat and Herbicide Treatments for Reducing Grass Competition in the IDFww

Extension Note 26, Site Index Conversion Equations for Mixed Western Hemlock–Amabilis Fir Stands

Extension Note 25, Vegetation Management Options for Establishment of Hybrid Poplar Plantations and their Effect on Nutrient Cycling (MOF EP 1135.04)

Extension Note 24, Effects of Bigleaf Maple (Acer macrophyllum Pursh) on Growth of Understorey Conifers and the Effects of Coppice Spacing on the Growth of Maple (MOF EP 1121.02)

Extension Note 23, LITE: A Model for Estimating Light under Broadleaf and Conifer Tree Canopies

Extension Note 22, Enhancing Communication About Uncertainty

Extension Note 21, Biodiversity and Interior Habitats: The Need to Minimize Edge Effects - Part 6 of 7

Extension Note 20, A Comparison of Manual Brushing Treatments in the ICHdw at Redfish Creek: 10-year Results from Blocks 10–13

Extension Note 19, Ectomycorrhizal Diversity of Paper Birch and Douglas-fir Seedlings Grown in Single-species and Mixed Plots in the ICH Zone of Southern British Columbia

Extension Note 18, Seral Stages across Forested Landscapes: Relationships to Biodiversity - Part 7 of 7

Extension Note 17, Riparian Areas: Providing Landscape Habitat Diversity - Part 5 of 7

Extension Note 16, Fall-down Rates of Subalpine Fir Snags at Sicamous Creek: Implications for Worker Safety and Habitat Supply

Extension Note 15, Landscape Ecology and Connectivity - Part 4 of 7

Extension Note 14, Spatial Patterns and Landscape Ecology: Implications for Biodiversity - Part 3 of 7

Extension Note 13, Forest Grazing: Effects of Cattle Trampling and Browsing on Lodgepole Pine Plantations

Extension Note 12, Interior Douglas-fir Growth Intercept Models

Extension Note 11, Revised Growth Intercept Models for Lodgepole Pine: Comparing Northern and Southern Models

Extension Note 10, Landscape Ecology and Natural Disturbances: Relationships to Biodiversity

Extension Note 09, Effects of Red Alder on Stand Dynamics and Nitrogen Availability

Extension Note 08, Fire in the Dry Interior Forests of British Columbia

Extension Note 07, Management Concepts for Landscape Ecology - Part 1 of 7

Extension Note 06, Differences in Early Conifer Performance in Young Seral Vegetation of the CWHdm Subzone

Extension Note 05, Nitrogen Limits on the Early Growth of Shade-tolerant Regeneration on Coastal Montane Site

Extension Note 04, Interim Validation of the Western Hemlock Growth Intercept Model

Extension Note 03, A Variable Growth Intercept Model for Sitka Spruce

Extension Note 02, Site Index Conversion Equations for Mixed Sitka Spruce / Western Hemlock Stands

Extension Note 01, Early Genetic Gains Verified in Realized-gain Trials of Coastal Douglas-fir and Western Hemlock