Human impacts on Earth's ecosystems have greatly intensified in the last decades. This is
reflected in unexpected disturbance events, as well as new and increasing socio-economic …

Graph theory (GT) is extensively applied in the ecological network analysis. This review
study aimed to examine GT in the field of ecological network analysis based on the following …

While the global restoration movement is rapidly gaining momentum, understanding the
concept and benefits of forest and landscape restoration (FLR) is paramount to safeguarding …

We study forestry in the Sámi people homeland to understand an ongoing conflict between
conventional forestry and maintaining forests as reindeer pastures vital for indigenous Sámi …

The reduction and fragmentation of forests due to human activities are two primary factors
that have led to forest biodiversity losses. The lack of forest continuation may prevent …

DOI: 10.26650/forestist. 2018.354789 In this review, we have developed a newtaxonomic
framework for the classification of forest management optimizationstudies. In the proposed …

Protecting wildlife corridors is a common management problem in regions of industrial
forestry. In boreal Canada, human disturbances have negatively affected woodland caribou …

When adopted, wildlife protection policies in Canadian forests typically cover large areas
and affect multiple economic agents working in these landscapes. Such measures are likely …

Protecting wildlife within areas of resource extraction often involves reducing habitat
fragmentation. In Canada, protecting threatened woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus …

Applications of network science to forest ecology and management are rapidly being
adopted as important conceptualization and quantitative tools. This chapter highlights the …