| Speaker |
Title |
| Phil Comeau |
Opening remarks – Mixed species forests and the importance and role of spruce species in mixed forests (p1-comeau.pdf) |
| Braze, J. |
An overview of forests and forest management in Alberta () |
| Macdonald, E. |
A natural disturbance-based approach to ecosystem management in the mixedwood boreal forest: Lessons learned from the EMEND project (p1-macdonald.pdf) |
| Deal, R. |
Mixed Sitka spruce-red alder stands in southeast Alaska: The role of alder for improving biodiversity and enhancing ecosystem services (p1-Deal.pdf) |
| Laganiere, J. |
The influence of boreal tree species mixtures on ecosystem carbon storage and fluxes (a1-laganiere.pdf) |
| Nijnik, M. |
Linking multi-functional forestry goals with the legacy of spruce plantations in Scotland (a1-nijnik.pdf) |
| Bater, C. |
Enabling wise forest management through the application of airborne laser scanning, with examples from biodiversity and riparian conservation (a1-bater.pdf) |
| Cortini, F. |
White spruce annual radial area growth and wood properties averaged over multiple time periods in relation to current tree and stand attributes (b1-cortini.pdf) |
| Sattler, D. |
Validation of existing and new models for wood stiffness in white spruce (b1-sattler.pdf) |
| Macdonald, E. |
Managing canopy composition in boreal mixedwood forests: effects on understory plant communities (a2-macdonald.pdf) |
| Fraser, E. |
Impacts of single and repeated glyphosate herbicide applications on plant community diversity and spruce growth in an Alberta spruce plantation (a2-fraser.pdf) |
| Diaci, J. |
Picea abies and Fagus sylvatica regeneration niche partitioning within gaps of an Alpine forest (b2-diaci.pdf) |
| Mason, W. |
How experiments that investigated growing Sitka spruce in mixture changed British forestry – and what happened afterwards (p2-mason.pdf) |
| Felton, A. |
Replacing monocultures with mixed-species stands in Sweden: The socio-ecological implications of two prominent mixed-species alternatives (p2-felton.pdf) |
| Oltean, G. |
Linking the depth-to-water topographic index to soil moisture on boreal forest sites in Alberta (a3-oltean.pdf) |
| Gartner, S. (presented by Phil Comeau) |
Natural regeneration of Picea glauca in the mixedwood boreal forest of western Canada – stand dynamics and yield implications (a4-comeau.pdf) |
| Vallet, P. |
Overyielding in mixed forests decreases with site productivity (b3-vallet.pdf) |
| Zenner, E. |
Modelling basal area growth in even- and uneven-sized mixed Picea abies stands in southern Finland as a function of growing stock and stand structure (b3-zenner.pdf) |
| Elkin, C. |
Evaluating the relative importance of direct and indirect impacts of climate change on European spruce forests (a4-elkin.pdf) |
| Comeau, P. |
Can mixedwood management mitigate climate change impacts on spruce in western Canada’s boreal forests? (a4-comeau.pdf) |
| Hoepting, M. |
Early vegetation control for the regeneration of a single-cohort, intimate mixture of white spruce and aspen on upland boreal sites (b4-Hoepting.pdf) |
| Kabzems, R. |
Managed mixtures of aspen and white spruce 21 to 25 years after establishment (b4-kabzems.pdf) |
| Smith, J. |
Sprucing up eastern Canadian mixedwoods: does white spruce (Picea glauca) respond to partial harvesting? (b4-smith.pdf) |
| Kabzems, R. |
Fifteen year results of white spruce underplanted beneath spaced and unspaced aspen stands in northeastern British Columbia (b5-Kabzems.pdf) |
| Krebs, V. |
Effects of intraspecific competition on growth of advance regeneration of white spruce following understory protection harvest (b5-krebs.pdf) |
| Pretzsch, H. |
Analyzing species mixing effects at the stand and tree level (p3-pretzsch.pdf) |
| Drössler, L. |
Scots pine-Norway spruce mixed forest experiments in northern Europe (p3-drossler.pdf) |
| Lieffers, V. |
Why is Canadian policy governing boreal mixedwood forests so complicated? (p3-lieffers.pdf) |
| Mason, W. |
Understanding mixed forests in Europe – findings from EuMIXFOR (p3-mason.pdf) |
| Comeau, P. |
Mixedwood management in the boreal plains of Canada – some options for the future (p3-comeau.pdf) |
