Management and succession at the Lick Creek Demonstration/Research Forest, Montana

Justin S. Crotteau; Sharon M. Hood; Duncan C. Lutes; Christopher R. Keyes; Anna Sala; Michael G. Harrington

doi:10.1093/jofore/fvy030

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Management and succession at the Lick Creek Demonstration/Research Forest, Montana

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Authors:

Justin S. Crotteau, Sharon M. Hood, Duncan C. Lutes, Christopher R. Keyes, Anna Sala, Michael G. Harrington

Year:

2018

Type:

Scientific Journal

Station:

Rocky Mountain Research Station

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1093/jofore/fvy030

Source:

Journal of Forestry. 116: 481-486. Includes supplement.

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Abstract

The Lick Creek Demonstration/Research Forest is one of those places in the West that many foresters may not be familiar with by name but by photographs. Posters depicting forest change over the years circulated widely from the 1980s to 2000s, following Forest Service General Technical Reports from Gruell et al. (1982) and Smith and Arno (1999).

Keywords

Lick Creek Demonstration/Research Forest, management, succession

Citation

Crotteau, Justin S.; Hood, Sharon M.; Lutes, Duncan C.; Keyes, Christopher R.; Sala, Anna; Harrington, Michael G. 2018. Management and succession at the Lick Creek Demonstration/Research Forest, Montana. Journal of Forestry. 116: 481-486. Includes supplement.