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Management Strategies and Tactics
Direct Control Methods
by
Terry Shore
Background: Management Units and Strategies
How Direct and Indirect Control Relate to the Stand Risk Index
Direct Control - Removing Beetles
Indirect Control Methods
Strategy and Tactic Selection
The Role and Use of Fire
by
Brad Hawkes
&
Steve Taylor
MPB, Fire and Forest Dynamics
Fire and Protected Areas
Fire for Short-term Mountain Pine Beetle Control
Long-term Vegetation Management
Fire and Ecosystem Management
Fire Behaviour, Prediction and Modelling Systems
Technical, Institutional and Cultural Challenges
Summary
Silviculture and the Mountain Pine Beetle
by
Roger Whitehead
Role of Silviculture in Reducing Landscape Susceptibility
Pine Removal from Mixed Stands
Spacing Mature Pine Stands
Prescription for `Beetle Proofing´
Spacing to:
Reduce Stand Susceptibility
Access Fibre
&
Improve Stand Growth
Maintain Habitat
&
Visual Quality Objectives
Initiate Shelterwood for Stand Conversion
Wind and Snow Damage
Summary
Last Updated: 2002-12-23
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