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Management Network (SFM Network; SFMN) is an incorporated,
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PROJECT REPORT RELEASED TO THE
PUBLIC
P.R. Vernier, F.L. Bunnell, F.K.A. Schmiegelow, S.G.
Cumming, and C.J. Walters.
Spatial
and temporal validation of habitat models in the boreal
mixedwood. PDF. 2.7MB.
Published: 20 August
2003.
Posted: 20 August 2004.
PROJECT REPORT RELEASED TO THE
PUBLIC
Lisa Matthias, Norm Kenkel, Art Groot, Daniel
Kneeshaw, Ellen Macdonald, Christian Messier, Hubert Morin,
Jean-Claude Ruel, and Geoff Wang.
Differential
growth and mortality of advance regeneration across the Canadian
boreal forest. PDF. 1.7MB.
Published: 20 August
2003.
Posted: 20 August 2004.
PROJECT REPORT RELEASED TO THE
PUBLIC
Norm Kenkel, Cathy Foster, Richard Caners, Rod Lastra,
and David Walker.
Spatial
and temporal patterns of white spruce recruitment in two boreal
mixedwood stands, Duck Mountains, Manitoba. PDF.
615KB.
Published: 20 August 2003.
Posted: 20 August
2004.
PROJECT REPORT RELEASED TO THE
PUBLIC
E.A. Johnson, K. Miyanishi, and J. Choczynska.
Effects
of fire, logging and settlement on the boreal forest landscape in
Ontario. PDF. 6.4MB.
Published: 20 August
2003.
Posted: 20 August 2004.
PROJECT REPORT RELEASED TO THE
PUBLIC
John Innes.
BorNet
Canada: final report. PDF. 203KB.
Published: 20 August
2003.
Posted: 20 August 2004.
SFM NETWORK PROPOSAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP:
CALL FOR PROPOSALS 2005/2006
26 August 2004 - Ottawa,
Ontario.
Designing
Institutions and Policies for Sustainable Forest Management.
PDF. 60KB.
Posted: 22 July 2004.
SFM NETWORK PROPOSAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP:
CALL FOR PROPOSALS 2005/2006
27 August 2004 - Ottawa,
Ontario.
Dealing
with the Concept of "Future Forest Conditions." PDF.
53KB.
Posted: 22 July 2004.
SFM NETWORK PROPOSAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP:
CALL FOR PROPOSALS 2005/2006
3 September 2004 - Edmonton,
Alberta.
Management
Options in Riparian and Wetland Ecosystems. PDF.
63KB.
Posted: 22 July 2004.
SFM NETWORK PROPOSAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP:
CALL FOR PROPOSALS 2005/2006
2 September 2004 - Edmonton,
Alberta.
Forest
Dynamics and Succession. PDF. 70KB.
Posted: 21 July
2004.
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OUR TOP 10
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS LAST MONTH
(BASED ON OUR WEB SITE USAGE LOG
STATISTICS)
Posted: 3 August 2004.
1. Cooper
H. Langford, Alex Starosud, and Elena Vaisman (with assistance from
J.N. Saddler, Dan Smith, Apostolos Kantsas, and Amit
Bhargava).
Advanced
Oxidation Process (AOP), especially photocatalytic.
Interim
Project Report. PDF. 294KB.
(Final
Project Report).
2. Giyeon Yun and Ian D.
Buchanan.
Colour
and chloride removal from pulp mill effluent using ion-exchange.
PDF. 970KB.
3. Keisuke Ikehata and Ian D. Buchanan.
Colour
and chloride removal from pulp mill effluent using ion-exchange
resins.
PDF. 196KB.
4. Cooper H. Langford.
Photocatalysis
for oxidation of components of pulp mill waste streams. PDF.
235KB.
5. Stephanie Young and D.W. Smith.
Pulp
mill effluent induced coagulation and flocculation in receiving
waters.
Interim Project Report. PDF. 330KB.
(Final
Project Report).
6. Kate Lindsay and Daniel W.
Smith.
Concern
about AOX. PDF. 396KB.
7. Natural
disturbance and forest management: what's happening and where it's
going: March 5-7, 2001, Coast Terrace Inn, Edmonton, AB. PDF.
488KB.
8. Zhongtang Yu and William W. Mohn.
Bioaugmentation
with resin acid-degrading bacteria enhances resin acid removal in
sequencing batch reactors treating pulp mill effluents. PDF.
173KB.
9. M. Zenaitis, K. Frankowski, K. Hall, and S.
Duff.
Treatment
of run-off and leachate from wood processing operations. PDF.
171KB.
10. Fikret Berkes, Iain Davidson-Hunt, Tracy Ruta, and
John Sinclair.
Scientific
and First Nation perspectives of non-timber forest products: a case
study from the Shoal Lake watershed, northwestern Ontario. PDF.
1.2MB.
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