When working forest stands are harvested, vegetated strips along streams are often retained
as part of forestry best management practices (BMPs) to protect water quality. These riparian …

State-approved forestry best management practices (BMPs) are a practice or combination of
practices that, when properly implemented, effectively prevent or reduce the amount of …

Streamside management zones (ie, riparian buffers; SMZ s) are commonly implemented
within managed forests to protect water quality but may also provide habitat for riparian …

Wildfire is a natural disturbance within many forest ecosystems and is rapidly becoming
more frequent and severe because of the combination of historical fire suppression and …

Borneo's amphibians face an uncertain future due to high levels of forest degradation and a
paucity of data for effective conservation management. Several studies identified strong …

While Pacific salmon are economically and culturally important worldwide, Alaska, USA is
one of the few remaining places on earth where sustainable management of salmon is …

With escalating anthropogenic alteration of landscapes worldwide, managed forests are
increasingly important as providers of ecosystem services and wildlife habitat. Therefore, it is …

Aquatic salamanders are faced with a variety of threats to their population persistence,
including increased sedimentation, loss of habitat, and anthropogenic development. These …

Aim Biological invasions are pervasive in freshwater ecosystems, often causing native
species to contract into areas that remain largely free from invasive species impacts …

Timber harvesting can influence headwater streams by altering stream productivity, with
cascading effects on the food web and predators within, including stream salamanders …