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Streamwater colour in snow‐dominated headwater catchments: Natural variability and the effects of forest harvesting by Moore, R. Daniel, Winkler, Rita D., Hope, Graeme D.

“…This study documents the natural variability of true colour and the effects of forest harvesting in three snow‐dominated headwater catchments at the Upper…”
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Changes in soil chemical and biological properties after thinning and prescribed fire for ecosystem restoration in a Rocky Mountain Douglas-fir forest by Switzer, Joshua M., Hope, Graeme D., Grayston, Sue J., Prescott, Cindy E.

“…► Prescribed fire had minimal effects on mineral soil properties. ► Microbial abundance was reduced in forest floors in all burned treatments. ► pH, Ca2+, Mg2+…”
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Changes in soil properties, tree growth, and nutrition over a period of 10 years after stump removal and scarification on moderately coarse soils in interior British Columbia by Hope, Graeme D.

“…Silvicultural site preparation treatments that involve severe soil and forest floor disturbance may, in the long-term, reduce soil productivity and negate the…”
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Clearcut harvesting effects on soil and creek inorganic nitrogen in high elevation forests of southern interior British Columbia by Hope, Graeme D

“…Responses of both soil and stream inorganic nitrogen (N) after operational clearcut harvesting were explored in two high elevation British Columbia Engelmann…”
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Influences of stand composition and age on forest floor processes and chemistry in pure and mixed stands of Douglas-fir and paper birch in interior British Columbia by Welke, Sylvia E., Hope, Graeme D.

“…The influence of stand composition and age on forest floor chemical properties, nitrogen availability, and microbial activity was examined in mixed and pure…”
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Responses of available soil nitrogen and litter decomposition to openings of different sizes in dry interior Douglas-fir forests in British Columbia by Hope, Graeme D, Prescott, Cindy E, Blevins, Leandra L

“…Selection of an appropriate silvicultural system that maintains productivity requires an understanding of the effects of harvest type on post-harvest changes…”
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Responses of soil mesofauna communities and oribatid mite species to site preparation treatments in high-elevation cutblocks in southern British Columbia by Berch, Shannon Marie, Battigelli, Jeff P., Hope, Graeme D.

“…Five years after operational preparation of planting sites in high-elevation clearcuts, we studied the densities of soil Acari and Collembola to determine…”
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