Differential responses of woodland caribou to fire and forestry across boreal and montane ecosystems—a literature review
Suzanne Stevenson,
Laura Finnegan,
Chris Johnson
et al.
Abstract:Ecosystem-based management (EBM) is a landscape-level management and planning process that is common across North America. A primary tenet of EBM is that the area and intensity of anthropogenic disturbance should mimic the historical natural disturbance of the focal ecosystem. Biodiversity should persist, at least at a coarse scale, where anthropogenic disturbance, such as forest harvesting, matches natural disturbance. However, EBM is failing some species, particularly those that are dependent on old forest. … Show more
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