The susceptibility of residual, non-harvested, live trees to damage caused by the harvesting
of other nearby trees has received moderate attention over the last four decades through …

Economic and environmental consequences of harvesting operations are important in
forestry because of the damages caused by tree felling and timber transportation. In this …

Logging damage to residual trees is one of the fundamental components in evaluating the
sustainability of tropical selective logging in terms of timber production, carbon retention and …

In the Shafaroud forest, logging operation is generally performed by using selective cutting
methods. Chainsaw and cable skidder are two main forest machines for harvesting of this …

Introduction Chainsaw and cable skidder are two main logging machines for wood
harvesting in the Caspian forests. Selection cutting is the main silvicultural method in these …

Selective logging in mature hardwood stands of Caspian forests often causes physical
damage to residual trees through felling and skidding operations, resulting in a decline in …

Although selection cutting has many advantages, its potential for damage to residual trees is
a major challenge of forest management. The present study evaluated damage to residual …

The present study analyses the damage of remaining trees after timber harvesting from 24
logging sites from southwest Romania. The purpose was to establish tolerability thresholds …

Soil properties and forest productivity can be affected during ground-based harvest
operations and site preparation. The degree of impact varies widely depending on …

Reducing the impact of harvesting on residual stand and REGENERATION is very important,
considering the use of close-to-nature forestry for Hyreanian forest management and the low …