EN-001: Status and Management of Ermine on the Queen charlotte Islands, British Columbia. EN-002:Nesting Habitat of Marbled Murrelets on the Sunshine Coast. EN-003:RCSF: Worker Safety in partial harvesting silvicultural experiments and operations. EN-004:RCSF: the effects of shelterwood harvesting and blowdown on sediment production in a small zero-order creek. EN-005:RCSF: Response of amphibians to partial cutting in a coastal mixed-conifer forest: Management practices for retaining amphibian habitat in the Vancouver Forest Region. EN-006:Effects of alternative silviculture treatments on the diversity of forest fungi in the Roberts Creek Study Forest. EN-007:RCSF: preliminary effects of partial harvesting on peak streamflow in two S6 creeks. EN-008:The use of red alder to enhance sitka spruce growth in the Queen Charlotte Islands. EN-009:Impacts of hoe-forwarding on site productivity. EN-010:Using helicopter harvesting on steep slopes to reduce erosion, Preliminary results: Case study on Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia. EN-011:Measuring the length of Coarse Woody Debris. EN-012:Using Line Intersect Sampling for Coarse Woody Debris: Practitioners' Questions Addressed. EN-013:Influence of two herbicides on a Red-Alder-Dominated plantation of Grand Fir in Coastal British Columbia: Ninth Year Results. EN-014:Alternative methods of flow rating in small coastal streams. EN-015:Impacts of hoe forwarding on site productivity - nine year results from the Woss study. EN-016:Red Alder Management Trials in the Vancouver Forest Region. EN-017:Tree growth on rehabilitated forest roads in southwestern BC: Year 8 results. EN-019:Effects of Phosphorus fertilization on the early growth of Red Alder plantations. EN-020:Effectiveness Evaluation of Road deactivation techniques on the west coast of Vancouver Island. EN-021:Road construction and hauling in basaltic and granitic terrain: effects on sediment yield at Russell and Catherine Creeks, Tsitika River Watershed. EN-022:Russell Creek: summary of research and implications for professional practice.

Hydrological Processes Vol. 18, Issue 7, 2004: Throughflow variability during snowmelt in a forested mountain catchment, coastal British Columbia. Can. Jour. of Forest Research. Vol. 34, No. 4, pp. 778-787, 2004:A neighborhood analysis of canopy tree competition: effects of shading versus crowding. NWS Fall 2002: Use of small streams and forest gaps for breeding habitats by winter wrens in Coastal British Columbia. JEM V2, #2 Fall 2002:Distribution and abundance of birds relative to elevation and biogeoclimatic zones in coastal old-growth forests in southern British Columbia. Can. Jour. of Forest Research. Vol. 30, No. 4, pp. 548-556, 2000:Snowpack recovery in regenerating coastal British Columbia clearcuts. Can. Water Resources Journal 22(3), 1997:A Component Based Water Chemistry Simulator for Small Subalpine Watersheds. Can. Water Resources Journal 22(3), 1997:Chemical Characteristics of Disturbed and Undisturbed Subalpine Catchments in the southern Interior of British Columbia. Jour. of Hydrology Vol. 201, Issue 1-4, pp. 1-20, 1997:Controls on groundwater chemistry in subalpine catchments in the southern Interior of British Columbia.

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