Trade-offs between incommensurable values of services are a challenge to the
implementation of the ecosystem services framework. The International Platform of …

A trait-based approach was developed to assess impacts of management practices on the
adaptive capacity of ecosystems using impacts of overstory density and thinning on …

Studies of habitat selection and use by wildlife, especially large herbivores, are foundational
for understanding their ecology and management, especially if predictors of use represent …

Key message Nitrogen fixation in Alnus species in response to elevated CO 2 may depend
on the presence of non-N 2-fixing tree species in addition to soil conditions. Abstract Alnus is …

The field of forestry has changed substantially in the last 100 years as scientists and
managers have grappled with ways to best manage forests and adapt to changing …

The increasing intensity of forestry practices, especially using herbicides to promote early
survival and growth of planted conifers, has the potential to influence the abundance of …

We describe a food-based system for quantitatively evaluating habitat quality for deer called
the Forage Resource Evaluation System for Habitat and provide its rationale and …

Thinning forest stands changes biotic and abiotic conditions, subsequently altering
understory communities including their photosynthetic characteristics. We investigated the …

Trends in land cover and the demand for ecosystem services suggest that plantation forests
will be expected to provide a larger quantity and diversity of ecosystem services. We …

Snow affects the nutritional ecology of northern ungulates during winter through burial of
important winter forages. We used nonlinear regression analyses to model snow‐burial …