Assessing sustainability using data from the Forest Inventory and Analysis Program of the United States Forest Service

Ronald E. McRoberts; William H. McWilliams; Gregory A. Reams; Thomas L. Schmidt; Jennifer C. Jenkins; Katherine P. O'Neill; Patrick D. Miles; Gary J. Brand

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Assessing sustainability using data from the Forest Inventory and Analysis Program of the United States Forest Service

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Authors:

Ronald E. McRoberts, William H. McWilliams, Gregory A. Reams, Thomas L. Schmidt, Jennifer C. Jenkins, Katherine P. O'Neill, Patrick D. Miles, Gary J. Brand

Year:

2004

Type:

Scientific Journal

Station:

Southern Research Station

Source:

Journal of Sustainable Forestry 18(1): 23-46

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Abstract

Forest sustainability has emerged as a crucial component of all current issues related to forest management. The seven Montreal Process Criteria are well accepted as categories of processes for evaluating forest management with respect to sustainability, and data collected.

Citation

McRoberts, Ronald E.; McWilliams, William H.; Reams, Gregory A.; Schmidt, Thomas L.; Jenkins, Jennifer C.; O''Neill, Katherine P.; Miles, Patrick D.; Brand, Gary J. 2004. Assessing sustainability using data from the Forest Inventory and Analysis Program of the United States Forest Service. Journal of Sustainable Forestry 18(1): 23-46