Add to ORKGRecently forest companies face the prospect of reduced wood supply and increased costs in order to meet the environmental demand. In this paper, we include the traditional two-zone land allocation framework, which consists of ecological reserves and integrated forest management zones, with the triad (three-zone) scheme that adds a zone dedicated to intensive timber production. Then we model the problem as a mixed integer programming. The problem is solved using a direct search approach
Forest management involves intervening in forest system processes to control system dynamics in a ma...
Forest loss and degradation are the greatest threats to biodiversity worldwide. Rising global wood d...
Conflicts between biodiversity conservation and resource production can be mitigated by multi-object...
To satisfy public demands for environmental values, forest companies face the prospect of reduced wo...
To satisfy public demands for environmental values, forest companies face the prospect of reduced wo...
Many small-scale private forest owners increasingly focus their management on amenity functions rath...
Increased conflicts between timber production and environmental protection led some analysts to advo...
The increased incorporation of spatially explicit objectives into forest management planning has ar...
Historically, Canada's productive forests have been assumed to be reserved for timber use while non...
Including ecological objectives within strategic planning on forested lands is important because ti...
timber production depends on private forest management. In recent years, forestry activity of forest...
Functional zoning has been suggested as a way to balance the needs of a viable forest industry with ...
In Canada, most of the forests are publicly owned and forest products companies depend on timber lic...
Economic theory suggests that managing every hectare of forestland for multiple products, which is o...
Conflicts between biodiversity conservation and resource production can be mitigated by multi-objec...
Forest management involves intervening in forest system processes to control system dynamics in a ma...
Forest loss and degradation are the greatest threats to biodiversity worldwide. Rising global wood d...
Conflicts between biodiversity conservation and resource production can be mitigated by multi-object...
To satisfy public demands for environmental values, forest companies face the prospect of reduced wo...
To satisfy public demands for environmental values, forest companies face the prospect of reduced wo...
Many small-scale private forest owners increasingly focus their management on amenity functions rath...
Increased conflicts between timber production and environmental protection led some analysts to advo...
The increased incorporation of spatially explicit objectives into forest management planning has ar...
Historically, Canada's productive forests have been assumed to be reserved for timber use while non...
Including ecological objectives within strategic planning on forested lands is important because ti...
timber production depends on private forest management. In recent years, forestry activity of forest...
Functional zoning has been suggested as a way to balance the needs of a viable forest industry with ...
In Canada, most of the forests are publicly owned and forest products companies depend on timber lic...
Economic theory suggests that managing every hectare of forestland for multiple products, which is o...
Conflicts between biodiversity conservation and resource production can be mitigated by multi-objec...
Forest management involves intervening in forest system processes to control system dynamics in a ma...
Forest loss and degradation are the greatest threats to biodiversity worldwide. Rising global wood d...
Conflicts between biodiversity conservation and resource production can be mitigated by multi-object...