Stations sylvicoles

Ground-based wet weather yarding operations in coastal British Columbia: effects on soil properties and seedling growth

John Senyk and Don Craigdallie.

Impacts of blading and burning site preparation on soil properties and site productivity in the sub-boreal spruce zone of central British Columbia

C. Bulmer ... [et al.].

Vegetation and seedling development following site preparation in the ESSFwm subzone of Glenogle Creek, Nelson Forest Region, British Columbia: a case study

by E.T. Oswald and B.N. Brown.

Impacts of skidroads on properties of a calcareous, loamy soil and on planted seedling performance

R.B. Smith and E.F. Wass.

Field assessment of inverted humus mounds produced by three site preparation implements in north central British Columbia

by I. B. Hedin.

Impacts of a stump uprooting operation on properties of a calcareous loamy soil and on planted seedling performance

R.B. Smith and E.F. Wass.

Impacts of stump uprooting on a gravelly sandy loam soil and planted Douglas-fir seedlings in south-coastal British Columbia

E.F. Wass and R.B. Smith.

Impacts of soil disturbance on root systems of Douglas-fir and lodgepole pine seedlings

E.F. Wass and R.B. Smith.

Field Guide to Ecosites of Northern Alberta (Special Report (Canadian Forest Service), 5)

J. H. Archibald, J. D. Beckingham

User's guide to FEXPERT: forest ecosystem classification made easy

B. Payandeh, D. Dukes, and K. Baldwin.