Environmental Reviews

Overview of old-growth forests in Canada from a science perspective
pp. S1-S7(7)
Authors: Mosseler A.; Thompson I.; Pendrel B.A.

Perspectives on development of definitions and values related to old-growth forests
pp. S9-S22(14)
Authors: Frelich L.E.; Reich P.B.

Characterization of old "wet boreal" forests, with an example from balsam fir forests of western Newfoundland
pp. S23-S46(24)
Authors: Thompson I.D.; Larson D.J.; Montevecchi W.A.

Old-growth forests of the Acadian Forest Region
pp. S47-S77(31)
Authors: Mosseler A.; Lynds J.A.; Major J.E.

Structure, composition, and diversity of old-growth black spruce boreal forest of the Clay Belt region in Quebec and Ontario
pp. S79-S98(20)
Authors: Harper K.; Boudreault C.; DeGrandpré L.; Drapeau P.; Gauthier S.; Bergeron Y.

Old growth in the boreal forest: A dynamic perspective at the stand and landscape level
pp. S99-S114(16)
Authors: Kneeshaw D.; Gauthier S.

Old growth in the Great Lakes forest
pp. S115-S134(20)
Author: Carleton T.J.

Coarse woody debris in the old-growth forests of British Columbia
pp. S135-S157(23)
Author: Feller M.C.

Patterns of bryophyte diversity in humid coastal and inland cedar–hemlock forests of British Columbia
pp. S159-S185(27)
Authors: Newmaster S.G.; Belland R.J.; Arsenault A.; Vitt D.H.

Attributes and indicators of old-growth and successional Douglas-fir forests on Vancouver Island
pp. S187-S204(18)
Authors: Addison J.; Blackwell B.A.; He F.; Preston C.A.; Marshall V.G.; Trofymow J.A.