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Ozark Forest Forensics

Muzika, Rose-Marie

Castanea, 2021, Vol.86 (1), p.144-146 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Título:
Ozark Forest Forensics
Autor: Muzika, Rose-Marie
Assuntos: Conservation ; Ecology ; Forensic science ; Forensic sciences ; Forest conservation ; Forest management ; Forestry ; Forests ; Geologic formations ; National parks ; Plant communities ; Plant populations ; Plant species ; Prescribed fire ; Preservation ; Public lands ; Readers ; Species composition ; Sustainability management ; Sustainable forestry ; Wild and scenic rivers ; Wilderness areas
É parte de: Castanea, 2021, Vol.86 (1), p.144-146
Descrição: [...]the intricate details of different geologic formations and the accompanying change in plant species composition could have been developed in more detail, because even slight variation in slope position, topography, and aspect result in dramatic changes in plant communities. Chronologies describing fire history, wind events, etc. have populated the forest ecology literature for decades. Sustainable forest management or ecological forestry approaches represent conservation strategies, whereas a preservation would be attainable through an absence of management. A noticeable absence relative to conservation and preservation is the mention of the vast holdings of public land in the Ozarks, e.g. Forest Service managed land (Ozark National Forest, Mark Twain National Forest), and the National Park Service managed Ozark Scenic Riverways.
Editor: Huntsville: Southern Appalachian Botanical Society
Idioma: Inglês

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