Biological uncertainty in growth and yield benefits of second-growth silviculture actions and old-growth protection and liquidation strategies in British Columbia

Biological uncertainty in growth and yield benefits of second-growth silviculture actions and old-growth protection and liquidation strategies in British Columbia

by G. F. Weetman

Book 148 of Working paper / Forest Economics and Policy Analysis Research Unit, University of British Columbia --

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