A reply to King et al

Mark E. Swanson; Jerry F. Franklin; Robert L. Beschta; Charlie Crisafulli; Dominick A. DellaSala; Richard Hutto; David Lindenmayer; Fred Swanson

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A reply to King et al

Formally Refereed

Authors:

Mark E. Swanson, Jerry F. Franklin, Robert L. Beschta, Charlie Crisafulli, Dominick A. DellaSala, Richard Hutto, David Lindenmayer, Fred Swanson

Year:

2011

Type:

Scientific Journal

Station:

Pacific Northwest Research Station

Source:

ESA. 9(6): 320

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Abstract

King et al are correct in their assessment of an increase in research and management interest in early successional stages after disturbance. But their claim that “... the conservation status of species that depend on early successional forest is now widely appreciated by natural resource management agencies” merits further reflection. Etc.

Citation

Swanson, Mark E.; Franklin, Jerry F.; Beschta, Robert L.; Crisafulli, Charles M.; DellaSala, Dominick A.; Hutto, Richard; Lindenmayer, David; Swanson, Frederick J. 2011. A reply to King et al. ESA. 9(6): 320.