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The book includes a review of major disturbance regimes that shape the natural dynamics of the boreal forest and gives examples from different Canadian boreal regions. Several projects implementing the forest ecosystem management approach are presented to illustrate the challenges created by current forestry practices and the solutions that this new approach can provide.

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  1. Cover
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  1. Title Page, Copyright Page, Preface, Acknowledgements
  2. pp. iii-xii
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  1. Table of Contents
  2. pp. xiii-xvi
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  1. Introduction
  2. pp. 1-10
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  1. Chapter 1 : Forest Ecosystem Management
  2. pp. 13-37
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  1. Chapter 2 : How Can Natural Disturbances Be a Guide for Forest Ecosystem Management ?
  2. pp. 39-55
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  1. Chapter 3 : Fire Frequency and Forest Management Based on Natural Disturbances
  2. pp. 57-77
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  1. Chapter 4 : Climate, Weather, and Forest Fires
  2. pp. 79-102
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  1. Chapter 5 : Management Solutions to Face Climate Change
  2. pp. 105-127
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  1. Chapter 6 : Spatial Structure of Rorest Stands and Remnants under Fire and Timber Harvesting Regimes
  2. pp. 129-154
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  1. Chapter 7 : Spruce Budworm Outbreak Regimes in Eastern North America
  2. pp. 155-182
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  1. Chapter 8 : Forest Tent Caterpillar Outbreak Dynamics from Manitoba to New Brunswick
  2. pp. 183-202
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  1. Chapter 9 : Applying Knowledge of Natural Disturbance Regimes to Develop Forestry Practices Inspired by Nature in the Southern Region of the Gaspé Peninsula
  2. pp. 203-227
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  1. Chapter 10 : Towards an Ecosystem Approach to Managing the Boreal Forest in the North Shore Region
  2. pp. 229-255
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  1. Chapter 11 : Ecosystem Management of Québec's Northern Clay Belt Spruce Forest
  2. pp. 257-286
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  1. Chapter 12 : Forest Dynamics of the Duck Mountain Provincial Forest, Manitoba, and the Implications for Forest Management
  2. pp. 287-318
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  1. Chapter 13 : Siviculture in a Context of Forest Ecosystem Management in Boreal and Southern Boreal Forests
  2. pp. 319-342
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  1. Chapter 14 : An Adaptive Framework for Monitoring Ecosystem Management in the Boreal Black Spruce Forest
  2. pp. 343-371
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  1. Chapter 15 : Silvicultural and Ecological Evaluation of Partial Harvest in the Boreal Forest on the Clay Belt, Québec
  2. pp. 373-393
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  1. Chapter 16 : Modelling Complex Stands and the Effects of Silvicultural Treatments
  2. pp. 395-419
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  1. Chapter 17 : Scenario Planning and Operational Practices within a Sustainable Forest Management Plan
  2. pp. 421-448
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  1. Chapter 18 : Forest Ecosystem Management in the Boreal Mixedwood Forest of Western Québec
  2. pp. 449-478
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  1. Chapter 19 : Project Tembec
  2. pp. 479-499
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  1. Chapter 20 : Old-Forest Conservation Strategies in Wet-Trench Forests of the Upper Fraser River Watershed, British Columbia
  2. pp. 501-518
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  1. Chapter 21 : Perspectives
  2. pp. 519-526
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  1. Authors’ Contact Information
  2. pp. 527-533
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  1. Index
  2. pp. 535-539
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