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Nontimber forest products in the United States: Montreal Process indicators as measures of current conditions and sustainability
The United States, in partnership with 11 other countries, participates in the Montreal Process. Each country assesses national progress toward the sustainable management of forest resources by using a set of criteria and indicators agreed on by all member countries. Several indicators focus on nontimber forest products (NTFPs). In the United States, permit and...
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Susan J. Alexander; Sonja N. Oswalt; Marla R. Emery
Nontimber
Projection methods
One purpose of the Northern Forest Futures Project is to predict change in future forest attributes across the 20 States in the U.S. North for the period that extends from 2010 to 2060. The forest attributes of primary interest are the 54 indicators of forest sustainability identified in the Montreal Process Criteria and Indicators (Montreal Process Working Group, n.d...
Michael E. Goerndt; W. Keith Moser; Patrick D. Miles; Dave Wear; Ryan D. DeSantis; Robert J. Huggett; Stephen R. Shifley; Francisco X. Aguilar; Kenneth E. Skog
In: Shifley, Stephen R.; Moser, W. Keith, eds. Future forests of the northern United States. Gen. Tech. Rep. NRS-151. Newtown Square, PA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northern Research Station: 13-42. Chapter 2.
A Profile of Lake States Maple Syrup Producers and Their Attitudes and Responses to Economic, Social, Ecological and Climate Challenges
Maple syrup is an iconic as well as economically and culturally important non-timber forest product in North America. The economic benefits derived from maple syrup production are substantial. In 2016, the U.S. produced 4.2 million gallons of syrup worth an estimated $147 million (USDA, 2017b). In addition, sugaring provides many with a deep, personal connection to...
Stephanie A. Snyder; Michael A. Kilgore; Marla R. Emery; Marissa Schmitz
University of Minnesota, Department of Forest Resources, Staff Paper Series No. 248. 70 p.
Effects of climate on emerald ash borer mortality and the potential for ash survival in North America
Non-native invasive insects such as the emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis Fairmaire; EAB) cause billions of dollars; worth of economic damage and unquantifiable but substantial ecological damage in North America each year. There are methods to mitigate, contain, control, or even eradicate some non-native invasive insects, but so far the spread...
Ryan D. DeSantis; W. Keith Moser; Dale D. Gormanson; Marshall G. Bartlett; Bradley Vermunt
Agrilus planipennis, Climate, Forest InventoryandAnalysis, Fraxinus, Temperature modeling, North America
Agriculture and Forest meteorology. 178-179: 120-128.
Modeling the effects of emerald ash borer on forest composition in the Midwest and Northeast United States
The nonnative invasive emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis Fairmaire; EAB) has caused considerable damage to the ash (Fraxinus spp.) resource in North America. While there are methods to mitigate, contain, control, or even eradicate some nonnative invasive insects, EAB continues to spread across North America. Considering strong...
Ryan D. DeSantis; W. Keith Moser; Robert J. Huggett; Ruhong Li; David N. Wear; Patrick D. Miles
vegetation change, emerald ash borer, ash, modeling, Forest Inventory and Analysis, Northern Forest Futures Project
Gen. Tech. Rep. NRS-112. Newtown Square, PA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northern Research Station. 23 p.