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Practical economics of forest ecosystem management: case of Ukrainian Carpathians

Problem Addressed: Longterm planning issues in forest management in Carpathians
Goal(s)/Objective(s): Enrich discussion of issues not addressed in recent formal planning
Key Findings: Planning systems need major improvements; financial soundness of "back to Nature" not certain
Recommendation: Assess practical economic issues more deeply; consider market context
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Estimating timberland parcel value in the northeast United States using acreage and commercial timber value

Problem Addressed: Evaluating market value of timberland can be difficult because of the various factors that influence it
Goal(s)/Objective(s): Assess the relationship between the sale price, commercial timber value (CTV), acreage, and other factors
Key Findings: A strong relationship between sale price, CTV, and acreage was found (R2 = 0.71) with limited variation attributable to year or state
Recommendation: Developed equation may be useful for evaluating future land transactions and establishing baselines in the region
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Assessing Silviculture Research Priorities For Maine Using Wood Supply Analysis

Problem Addressed: Determining silviculture research priorities using wood supply analysis
Goal(s)/Objective(s): Identify the highest priorities for silviculture research in Maine
Key Findings: Suggested ranking of research priorities among the three silvicultural treatments examined was precommercial thinning > vegetation management > tree planting
Recommendation: Based on long-term wood supply impact, the highest silviculture research priorities should be on pre commercial thinning, vegetation management, and tree planting
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The use of composite estimators for estimating forest biomass and growth from permanent sample plots established by the angle count method

Problem Addressed: Using angle count sampling for permanent plots can create issues when computing growth
Goal(s)/Objective(s): Provide a new estimator for determining growth on remeasured plots using an angle gauge
Key Findings: The Bitterlich estimator is a special case of a composite estimate between the new variable basal area factor and its antithetic counterpart
Recommendation: Additivity and efficiency are possible when permanent sample plots are established with a point sampling design
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