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Forest landscape ecology transferring knowledge to practice 2006th Edition by Ajith H Perera, Lisa Buse, Thomas Crow ISBN 0387342435 9780387342436

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Publisher: Springer
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.77 MB
Pages: 232
Author: Ajith H. Perera, Lisa J. Buse, Thomas R. Crow
ISBN: 0387342427
Language: English
Year: 2006
Edition: 1

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ISBN 10: 0387342435 
ISBN 13: 9780387342436
Author: Ajith H Perera, Lisa Buse, Thomas Crow

Forested landscapes have provided many important testing grounds for the devel- ment and application of landscape ecological principles and methods in North America. This central role of forests in landscape ecology emerged for several reasons. Forest cover is prominent in many regions of North America, from the temperate deciduous forests of the east to the coniferous forests of the north and west. Changes in forest spatial patterns are readily apparent to the human eye―natural disturbances and timber harvests alter the arrangement of forest age classes across the landscape and this, in turn, influences many species and ecosystem processes; land-use changes have produced profound fluctuations in forest cover over several centuries; increasing re- dential development in rural areas is often concentrated within forests; and public lands include many forested landscapes. Management actions, such as varying the amount, size, and location of harvests, also represent landscape-scale “experiments” that provide valuable opportunities for study. Finally, forest patterns are readily detectable from remote imagery, and are thus amenable to study at broad scales. For these reasons, forests have provided motivation and many opportunities for studying the complex relationships between patterns and processes in many areas. The importance of landscape-level considerations in the management and c- servation of forested landscapes has become increasingly important, and a variety of stakeholders are involved.

Forest landscape ecology transferring knowledge to practice 2006th Table of contents:

Part I: Foundations of Forest Landscape Ecology

  1. Introduction to Landscape Ecology
    • Definition and Core Concepts (Pattern, Process, Scale)
    • Historical Development of Landscape Ecology
    • Key Principles of Landscape Ecology
    • Relevance to Forest Management and Conservation
  2. Forest Ecosystems and Dynamics
    • Forest Structure and Function
    • Disturbance Regimes (Fire, Wind, Insects, Disease, Human Impacts)
    • Succession and Stand Dynamics
    • Biodiversity in Forest Ecosystems
  3. Spatial Concepts and Metrics in Forest Landscapes
    • Habitat Patches, Corridors, and Matrix
    • Landscape Metrics (e.g., patch size, shape, connectivity, diversity indices)
    • Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing in Landscape Analysis
    • Spatial Data Sources and Tools
  4. Ecological Processes at the Landscape Scale
    • Gene Flow and Dispersal
    • Predator-Prey Interactions and Meta-population Dynamics
    • Hydrological Processes in Forested Landscapes
    • Nutrient Cycling and Energy Flow

Part II: Bridging Theory and Practice in Forest Management

  1. Challenges and Opportunities for Applied Landscape Ecology
    • The Science-Practice Interface
    • Stakeholder Engagement and Participatory Approaches
    • Policy and Governance Contexts for Forest Management
  2. Designing for Biodiversity Conservation
    • Reserve Design Principles (SLOSS debate, connectivity)
    • Identifying and Prioritizing Conservation Areas
    • Managing for Focal Species and Umbrella Species
    • Restoration Ecology at the Landscape Scale
  3. Sustainable Forest Management from a Landscape Perspective
    • Integrating Ecological, Economic, and Social Objectives
    • Adaptive Management in Forest Landscapes
    • Forest Certification Schemes and Landscape-Level Considerations
    • Silvicultural Systems and Their Landscape Effects
  4. Managing Forest Disturbances
    • Ecological Roles of Disturbances
    • Fire Regimes and Fire Management
    • Pest and Disease Management
    • Climate Change Adaptation Strategies in Forest Landscapes
  5. Watershed and Riparian Area Management
    • Forests and Water Quality/Quantity
    • Riparian Buffers and Corridor Management
    • Mitigating Impacts of Forest Operations on Aquatic Systems

Part III: Case Studies and Advanced Applications

  1. Case Studies in Forest Landscape Planning
    • Examples from different forest biomes and management contexts (e.g., Boreal, Temperate, Tropical Forests)
    • Successes and Failures in Implementing Landscape-Scale Management
  2. Modeling and Scenario Planning in Forest Landscape Ecology
    • Spatially Explicit Landscape Models
    • Agent-Based Models
    • Using Models for Forecasting and Decision Support
    • Uncertainty and Risk Assessment
  3. Economic and Social Dimensions of Forest Landscape Management
    • Valuation of Ecosystem Services
    • Community Forestry and Livelihoods
    • Conflict Resolution in Multi-use Landscapes
    • Indigenous Perspectives on Forest Management
  4. Policy and Governance for Integrated Forest Landscapes
    • Cross-Jurisdictional Collaboration
    • Legal and Regulatory Frameworks
    • International Conventions and Agreements (e.g., CBD, UNFCCC)
  5. Future Directions in Forest Landscape Ecology
    • Emerging Technologies (e.g., drones, AI, big data)
    • Global Change and its Implications
    • Interdisciplinary Approaches and Knowledge Transfer

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