Forestry effects on vertebrate species habitats in the riparian zone

Mariko Yamasaki

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Forestry effects on vertebrate species habitats in the riparian zone

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Authors:

Mariko Yamasaki

Year:

2000

Type:

Scientific Journal

Station:

Northern Research Station

Source:

In: Wagner, Robert G.; Hagan, John M., eds. Forestry and the Riparian Zone; 26 October 2000; Orono, ME. Orono, ME: University of Maine: 31-35.

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Abstract

Three factors influence a coarse-filter approach to the providing wildlife habitat in riparian areas in the northeastern United States. These are: 1) degree of riparian-upland forest connectivity; 2) water regime; and 3) key vegetation structures present in riparian areas that are important to terrestrial vertebrate species.

Citation

Yamasaki, Mariko. 2000. Forestry effects on vertebrate species habitats in the riparian zone. In: Wagner, Robert G.; Hagan, John M., eds. Forestry and the Riparian Zone; 26 October 2000; Orono, ME. Orono, ME: University of Maine: 31-35.