PROCEEDINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FOREST VEGETATION MANAGEMENT ARE AVAILABLE A two volume proceedings containing papers and abstracts from the International Conference on Forest Vegetation Management meeting are available from the Canadian Journal of Forest Research and Auburn University. These proceedings provide a forum on recent advances in the ecology, practice, and policy of forest vegetation management throughout the world. Research, operational techniques, and management issues applicable to commercial and noncommercial forests are addressed. Three broad facets of forest vegetation management are emphasized: (i) ecological research of forest vegetation interactions, including mechanisms involved in interspecific interferences, plant- and animal-community dynamics, and forest ecosystem effects of vegetation management practices; (ii) state of the art practices, including current technology systems, and equipment; alternatives to traditional practices; effects of practices on site resources; and the impact of costs on decision making; (iii) contemporary and projected policy and social issues. The 200 delegates attending the Conference at Auburn University, Alabama USA represented 20 developed and developing nations from 6 contininents. Papers in the proceedings include topics on temperate and tropical forests and forests of the northern and southern hemispheres. To order copies of the proceedings, contact the following: 1. Forty papers from the conference were published in a special volume of the Canadian Journal of Forest Research [23(10): 1954-2327; October 1993]. This is a 370 page volume devoted solely to papers from the Conference. The cost is $19 CANADIAN for individuals and $39 CANADIAN for institutions. Copies may be obtained by contacting : Subscriptions Office, Building M-55 Research Journals National Research Council Canada Ottawa, ON K1A 0R6 CANADA 2. Volume II of the proceedings is a 310 page volume containing an additional 31 papers and 60 abstracts published by Auburn University. Copies can be obtained at a cost of $15 US by contacting: Dean Gjerstad 108 M. White Smith Hall Auburn University, AL 36849-5418 USA
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