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The Significance of Non-Host and Alternative Host Tree Species on Populations of Larval Spruce Budworm, with Emphasis on Improving Sampling Techniques (1981)

Problem Addressed: Larval Spruce Budworm

Goal(s)/Objective(s): Evaluate spruce budworm populations and defoliation levels on host species of trees in Maine

Key Findings: Implications of regression analyses results with regard to implementation and recommendations for future work

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Degrade and Decay of Spruce-Fir Timber Following Spruce Budworm Attack (1978)

Problem Addressed: Spruce budworm destruction of over 300 million cords of balsam fir pulpwood and saw timber, with demand for balsam fir increasing continually.

Goal(s)/Objective(s): Information presented as a summary of what is known about spruce budworm-caused degrade and decay of balsam fir and, to a lesser extent, spruce.

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Economic Impact of the Spruce Budworm Outbreak in Newfoundland

Problem Addressed: Economic cost of spruce budworm issues

Goal(s)/Objective(s): Assess cost of spruce budworm

Key Findings: It is difficult to quantify the long-term impact of the outbreak on wood supplies and the forest environment and thus more research is required

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Spreading Prosperity to the “Other Maines” (2005)

Problem Addressed: Discrepancies within Maine

Goal(s)/Objective(s): Expose readers to creative thinking about Maine's persistent regional disparities and to help frame an agenda for deeper analysis of strategies to turn problems into challenges and opportunities for rim county development.

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Research Work Proposed for Maine Forest Service for Fiscal Year 1976: Determining Silvicultural Guidelines for the Maximization of Spruce Budworm Larval Mortality Through Dispersal Losses and Natural Enemy Pressures

Goal(s)/Objective(s): Provide silvicultural guidelines for the maximization of larval mortality

Key Findings: Overview of the research that will be done in this 3-5 year study on larval mortality.

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Biochemical Investigations on a Nuclear Polyhedrosis Virus of the Spruce Budworm

Problem Addressed: The spruce budworm

Goal(s)/Objective(s): Isolate and investigate the biophysical properties of the DNA of nuclear polyhedrosis virsu (cfNPV) from the spruce budworm

Key Findings: Evidence is presented indicating the circularity of its molecular structure

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Future Impacts of Spruce Budworm Management a Dynamic Simulation of the Maine Forest 1980-2020

Problem Addressed: Preprint of a technical report under final preparation; Green Woods Project is dedicated to the development and implementation of an integrated protection management system for spruce budworm

Key Findings: Confirm that the protection program is necessary to ensure the very existence of the forest in the future.

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Environmental Studies in the Use of Accothion for Spruce Budworm Control (1971)

Problem Addressed: Effect on wildlife from spraying against Spruce Budworm

Goal(s)/Objective(s): Effects of the insecticide Accothion birds, mammals, fish, and amphibians

Key Findings: Observations in the spray area were made on reactions to Accothion of a great variety of species of flora and fauna present. Accothion showed observable effects on some insects but not on other insects; nor on plants, birds, minnows in a confined pool, tadpoles, frogs, toads, and salamanders.

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Monitoring the Effects of Spraying for Spruce Budworm on Songbirds in Maine, 1979

Problem Addressed: Effect on Maine songbirds by spraying against Spruce Budworm

Goal(s)/Objective(s): Test sampling techniques developed by US. Fish & Wildlife Service for measuring bird populations over large regions will suffice, compare areas whose past histories are known to see differences in songbird populations, and establish baseline against which to compare data gathered in future years to see whether secular trends occur in songbird populations and whether differential changes occur in the populations of species more vs. less exposed to the pesticides.

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The Effectiveness of the Aerial Application of Orthene ® Against Spruce Budworm at Petawawa Forest Experiment Station During 1974

Problem Addressed: Spruce budworm epidemic in eastern Canada

Goal(s)/Objective(s): Determine the effectiveness of aerial application of Orthene®

Key Findings: Orthene® was shown to be an effective treatment against the spruce budworm larvae on balsam fir and white spruce in terms of population reduction and foliage protection

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