Western Journal of Applied Forestry

Editor's Annual Report
pp. 4-4(1)
Authors: O'Keefe, T.; Filip, G.

A Sensitivity Analysis of the National Fire Management Analysis System
pp. 5-12(8)
Authors: Schuster, E.G.; Krebs, M.A.

Foliar Nutrient Characteristics of Four Conifer Species in the Interior Northwest United States
pp. 13-24(12)
Authors: Moore, J.A.; Mika, P.G.; Shaw, T.M.; Garrison-Johnston, M.I.

Early Thinning in Mixed-Species Plantations of Douglas-Fir, Hemlock, and True Fir Affected by Armillaria Root Disease in Westcentral Oregon and Washington: 20 Year Results
pp. 25-33(9)
Authors: Filip, G.M.; Ganio, L.M.

Log and Lumber Grades and Value from a Douglas-Fir Stand 20 Years after Thinning and Biosolids Fertilization
pp. 34-41(8)
Authors: Briggs, D.; Sonne, E.; Turnblom, E.; Becker, G.

A Comparison of Wildlife Use in Broomed and Unbroomed Ponderosa Pine Trees in Northern Arizona
pp. 42-46(5)
Authors: Mathiasen, R.L.; Garnett, G.N.; Chambers, C.L.

The Effects of Fire on Recreation Demand in Montana
pp. 47-53(7)
Authors: Hesseln, H.; Loomis, J.B.; González-Cabán, A.

A Comparison of Rating Systems for Dwarf Mistletoe-Induced Witches' Brooms in Ponderosa Pine
pp. 54-59(6)
Authors: Parker, T.J.; Mathiasen, R.L.

A Case Study on the Economics of Thinning in the Wildland Urban Interface
pp. 60-65(6)
Authors: Larson, D.S.; Mirth, R.

Douglas-Fir Growth and Yield: Research 1909–1960
pp. 66-68(3)
Authors: Curtis, R.O.; Marshall, D.D.