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  1. Impacts of habitat and landscape characteristics on reproductive ecology of female lesser scaup (Aythya affinis) in the boreal forests of Alberta

    … two-thirds of the breeding population nesting in boreal forests, it is imperative to understand how changes in habitat features and landscape changes could negatively impact breeding scaup; this information could also help to guide waterfowl conservation and management programs. It has been …

    sask Repository record for Impacts of habitat and landscape characteristics on reproductive ecology of female lesser scaup (Aythya affinis) in the boreal forests of Alberta (opens in a new tab)

  2. The Relationship between Wildfire Dynamics and Soil Carbon in Boreal Forests of Alaska: Forest Management for Emissions Reduction in a Changing Climate

    <p>The boreal region of Alaska has vast forests spanning hundreds of thousands of square kilometers in the central portion of the state that is prone to large stand replacing summer wildfires. The region stores considerable quantities of terrestrial carbon sequestered in soil horizons down to 1 …

    usfca Repository record for The Relationship between Wildfire Dynamics and Soil Carbon in Boreal Forests of Alaska: Forest Management for Emissions Reduction in a Changing Climate (opens in a new tab)

  3. From land to water: the impacts of forest disturbances on carbon cycling in northern catchments

    Boreal forests hold 32% of the world’s terrestrial organic matter and are continually disturbed by biotic and abiotic events. These disturbances are especially important since they facilitate the redistribution of nutrients within and between ecosystems, which can alter resource use and …

    cambridge Repository record for From land to water: the impacts of forest disturbances on carbon cycling in northern catchments (opens in a new tab)

  4. Habitat Selection and Range Overlap of Moose and White-tailed Deer in the Boreal Plains of Saskatchewan

    In the Boreal Plains of western Canada, human land use has created extensive linear features (roads, trails, transmission corridors) linking nodes of disturbance such as forestry cutovers and wildfire burns. These changes, compounded by climate change, are reshaping predator–prey relationships …

    sask Repository record for Habitat Selection and Range Overlap of Moose and White-tailed Deer in the Boreal Plains of Saskatchewan (opens in a new tab)

  5. Drivers of spatial and temporal variability in the fire regime of boreal forest in western Russia

    … properties and ecosystem functions within the boreal forest. However, significant spatial and temporal variability in fire regimes occurs across this area that may not current be being encompassed in models and predictions of its future, particularly under a changing climate. This study has …

    cambridge Repository record for Drivers of spatial and temporal variability in the fire regime of boreal forest in western Russia (opens in a new tab)

  6. From Right-of-Way to Recovery: Challenges and Opportunities in Pipeline Right-of-Way Restoration in Northeast British Columbia

    … Columbia has significantly fragmented the boreal forest ecosystem, with pipeline right-of-way being a key contributor. Regulatory frameworks, critical for shaping restoration outcomes, remain fragmented and inconsistent. This study examined how the current regulatory framework influences …

    royalroads Repository record for From Right-of-Way to Recovery: Challenges and Opportunities in Pipeline Right-of-Way Restoration in Northeast British Columbia (opens in a new tab)

  7. Fire regime change and the boreal forest carbon cycle from 10,000 years ago to 2100 AD

    Boreal forests play an important role in the global carbon cycle, and wildfire is a key control of boreal carbon dynamics. Rapid high latitude climate change will likely alter boreal fire regimes, potentially disrupting the historical role of the biome as a major sink for anthropogenic carbon …

    uiuc Repository record for Fire regime change and the boreal forest carbon cycle from 10,000 years ago to 2100 AD (opens in a new tab)

  8. Impacts of multiple fires and wind disturbance on forest community composition, succession and diversity in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.

    … including wildfires and severe windstorms. While boreal forests such as those of the BWCAW are generally considered disturbance adapted, it is uncertain how changing disturbance regimes will impact these forests. We used a series of recent disturbances in the BWCAW ranging from areas affected by …

    umn Repository record for Impacts of multiple fires and wind disturbance on forest community composition, succession and diversity in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. (opens in a new tab)

  9. Responses of boreal fire regimes to climatic and land-cover changes: perspectives from multiple spatiotemporal scales

    Area burned has doubled in Alaskan boreal forest over the past several decades, and fires are expected to increase in frequency and size as a result of anthropogenic climate change in the 21st century. Because wildfires have an important regulatory role in maintaining boreal forests, fire-regime …

    uiuc Repository record for Responses of boreal fire regimes to climatic and land-cover changes: perspectives from multiple spatiotemporal scales (opens in a new tab)

  10. Clearcut Solutions? An Evaluation of Partial Harvesting in the Black Spruce Boreal Forest

    … evaluates partial harvesting in the black spruce boreal forest. Forest management in Ontario is required to emulate natural disturbances, but in regions of the boreal forest where fire cycles are long, regulated even-aged management by clearcutting has truncated forest age-class distributions. …

    toronto-retro Repository record for Clearcut Solutions? An Evaluation of Partial Harvesting in the Black Spruce Boreal Forest (opens in a new tab)

  11. Disturbance impacts on non-native plant colonization in black spruce forests of interior Alaska

    While boreal forest habitats have historically been relatively free from invasive plants, there have been recent increases in the diversity and range of invasive plants in Alaska. It is critical that we understand how disturbances influence invasibility in northern boreal forests, to avoid the …

    sask Repository record for Disturbance impacts on non-native plant colonization in black spruce forests of interior Alaska (opens in a new tab)

  12. Holocene variations in summer temperature and effective moisture: Understanding the causes of vegetational dynamics in Alaska

    … regions that experienced advanced positions of forests associated with an early Holocene maximum in solar irradiation, closed boreal forests in Alaska only developed ~6000 years ago after a prolonged forest-tundra phase. The contrasting history of forest development in Alaska compared to …

    uiuc Repository record for Holocene variations in summer temperature and effective moisture: Understanding the causes of vegetational dynamics in Alaska (opens in a new tab)

  13. From Hyperspectral Indices to Global Fluorescence: PACE Vegetation Indices as Predictors of Terrestrial Photosynthesis

    … biome-stratified study regions, including forests, grasslands, agricultural systems, and xeric landscapes. Simple univariate linear models reveal that the Enhanced Vegetation Index (EVI) and the Chlorophyll Index Red Edge (CIRE) are the most reliable global predictors of SIF, accounting for …

    vt Repository record for From Hyperspectral Indices to Global Fluorescence: PACE Vegetation Indices as Predictors of Terrestrial Photosynthesis (opens in a new tab)

  14. Importance of boundary layer entrainment for surface fluxes over land

    … than expected values are retrieved over the Boreal forests.

    colostate Repository record for Importance of boundary layer entrainment for surface fluxes over land (opens in a new tab)

  15. Evaluating dNBR and CBI for Fire Severity Estimation in Fennoscandian Boreal Surface Fires

    … forest management decisions. In Fennoscandian boreal forests, however, accurate severity estimation using remote sensing remains challenging due to relatively small burn areas and canopy cover obscuring surface-level fire impacts. This thesis aims to investigate the accuracy of the differenced …

    ag-u-iceland Repository record for Evaluating dNBR and CBI for Fire Severity Estimation in Fennoscandian Boreal Surface Fires (opens in a new tab)

  16. Simulating and quantifying land-surface biogeochemical, hydrological, and biogeophysical processes using the Community Land Model version 4

    … biogeochemistry components in CLM4 is longer for boreal forests than for other ecosystems, 2) with more water is lifted from deep soil, Amazonia ecosystems start to take up carbon during dry seasons, 3) the timing of boreal spring runoff simulations is improved by reducing the impermeable area …

    texas Repository record for Simulating and quantifying land-surface biogeochemical, hydrological, and biogeophysical processes using the Community Land Model version 4 (opens in a new tab)

  17. Impacts of meteorology-driven seed dispersal on plant migration : implications for future vegetation structure under changing climates

    … shows significantly improved representation of boreal forests in Western Siberia and temperate forests in Eastern Europe. The prevailing wind pattern, along with the existing vegetation structure in nearby grid cells, alters the competition dynamics of the trees in these regions by filtering …

    mit Repository record for Impacts of meteorology-driven seed dispersal on plant migration : implications for future vegetation structure under changing climates (opens in a new tab)

  18. Climate change adaptation and sustainable forest management in the boreal forest

    … to achieve sustainable forest management in the boreal forest. A logical starting point for climate change adaptation is to proactively identify management practices and policies that have a higher likelihood of achieving management objectives across a wide range of potential climate futures. …

    ubc Repository record for Climate change adaptation and sustainable forest management in the boreal forest (opens in a new tab)

  19. Wildfire Management in the Southside Region of Canada’s Montane Cordillera - A Systems Modelling Application on Firebreak Strategies

    … of the importance of preserving Canada’s forests. Canada’s 348 million hectares of forest land cover 35% of its land area, representing 9% of the world’s forests and 24% of the world’s boreal forests. As a renewable resource, forests offer significant environmental, economic and …

    ottawa-retro Repository record for Wildfire Management in the Southside Region of Canada’s Montane Cordillera - A Systems Modelling Application on Firebreak Strategies (opens in a new tab)

  20. Fine root dynamics in the Boreal Forest of northern Saskatchewan, Canada

    … roots (FR) (roots < 2 mm in diameter) in the boreal forests has become a focus of many forest researchers in the past decade in an effort to better understand belowground processes and improve current carbon (C) models to better predict possible C sinks and sources. The objectives of this …

    sask Repository record for Fine root dynamics in the Boreal Forest of northern Saskatchewan, Canada (opens in a new tab)

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