The Making of the Northwest Forest Plan: The Wild Science of Saving Old Growth Ecosystems
by Jerry F. Franklin, K. Norman Johnson, Gordon H. Reeves
The Making of the Northwest Forest Plan explores the science and decision-making involved in developing a framework for conserving old-growth ecosystems in the Pacific Northwest. With attention to forest science, environmental policy, and ecosystem management, it provides a focused account of how this influential plan took shape.
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The Making of the Northwest Forest Plan examines how the plan was developed to address the future of old-growth ecosystems in the Pacific Northwest.
Written by Jerry F. Franklin, K. Norman Johnson, and Gordon H. Reeves, the book centers on the relationship between scientific knowledge and environmental decision-making.
It offers a focused look at the process of creating a major forest and ecosystem management framework.
This work is suited to readers interested in forest science, conservation, environmental policy, and the history of ecosystem management.
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