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Title	Climate change resilience and carbon storage silvicultural prescriptions for the Acadian Forest Region
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Author	Davies, G
Source	2019, 10 pages Open Access
Links	Online - En ligne (PDF, 525 KB)
Links	New Brunswick Federation of Woodlot Owners - Fédération des propriétaires de lots boisés du Nouveau-Brunswick
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Year	2019
Publisher	New Brunswick Federation of Woodlot Owners
Edition	version 1.0
Document	book
Lang.	English
Media	digital; on-line
Related	This publication is a translation of Prescriptions sylvicoles favorisant la résilience aux changements climatiques et le stockage du carbone pour la région de la Forêt acadienne
File format	pdf
Province	New Brunswick
NTS	21B; 21G; 21H; 21I; 21J; 21N; 21O; 21P; 22B
Lat/Long WENS	-69.2500 -63.6667 48.1333 44.5000
Subjects	Nature and Environment; Science and Technology; Economics and Industry; Education and Training; conservation; climate effects; Acadian Forest Region; Forestry industry; Forest management; Climate change; Climate change adaptation; Adaptive Management; Capacity building; cumulative effects; Tools; Decision making; Best practices
Illustrations	flow diagrams
Program	Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation
Program	Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation Building Regional Adaptation Capacity and Expertise (BRACE) Program
Released	2019 01 01
Summary	(Plain Language Summary, not published) This tool supports forestry practitioners in developing silvicultural systems to manage forest stands with the intended outcome of improving the stand's climate change resilience and carbon storage. Answering questions about the tree stand via the Climate Change Decision Tree leads the practitioner towards individual recommended treatments. This silviculture-prescription tool was developed as part of a project aimed at building the capacity of woodlot owners to make management decisions that are adapted to climate change, through education and implementation of best management practices, resulting in forests that are more climate resilient.
GEOSCAN ID	329656