Reposted from CONSBIO.
Alan McGowen
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Wild Forests
Conservation Biology and Public Policy
William S. Alverson, Walter Kuhlmann and
Donald M. Waller. 1994.
Island Press, Covelo, California
IBSN 1-55963-187-2 (cloth)
IBSN 1-55963-188-0 (paper)
Contents
Figures and Tables xi
Foreword, by Jared Diamond xiii
Preface xvii
Acknowledgments xix
Introduction xxi
Part I Whence Biodiversity? 1
1 Forests Then and Now 3
2 Shadows in the Forest 19
3 The Myth of Heart's Content 29
Part II Ecological Mechanisms and Biotic Resources 35
4 Internal Affairs: Patch and Disturbance Dynamics 39
5 From Hero to Villain: Edge Effects 64
6 Hazards of Fragmentation: Area and Isolation Effects 76
7 Tracking Diversity: Biological Inventory, Research, and
Monitoring 94
Part III Approaches to Forest Management 117
8 The Evolution of Forest Management 120
9 Multiple Use on National Forest Lands 136
10 What's New in Forest Management? 151
11 Zoning for Diversity 160
Part IV Toward a New Diversity Policy
(and Twenty-First Century Old Growth) 179
12 Sources of a New Diversity Policy for the National
Forests 182
13 Case History: The Wisconsin National Forests 209
14 Dominant-Use Zoning and Wildlands: Forestry for
the Twenty First Century 235
First Postscript 257
References 259
Glossary of Abbreviations and Acronyms 287
Species List 291
Index 293
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