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2012
Blanco J.A. 2012.
Intensive management for pulp or biomass production could
reduce tree growth in Douglas-fir forests for centuries after
the end of active management. Environmental Modelling &
Software , in review.
Blanco J.A. 2012. Beyond growth
and yield models: hybrid ecological models in the context of
sustainable forest management (in Spanish). Cuadernos de
la Sociedad Española de Ciencias Forestales, in press. ISSN
1575-2410.
Blanco J.A., Lo Y.-H.
(Eds.) 2012. Forest Ecosystems: much more than just trees.
InTech, Rijeka, Croatia. 464 pp. ISBN: 978-953-51-0202-1. [pdf]
Blanco J.A., Wei X.,
Jiang H. Jie C.Y., Xin Z.H. 2012. Impacts of enhanced nitrogen
deposition and soil acidification on biomass production and
nitrogen leaching in Chinese fir plantations. Canadian Journal
of Forest Research, 42: 437-450. [pdf]
Lo Y.-H., Lin
Y.-C., Blanco J.A., Yu C.-H., Guan B.T. 2012.
Moving from ecological conservation to restoration: an example
from central Taiwan, Asia. In Blanco J.A., Lo, Y.-H. (Eds.)
Forest Ecosystems:much more than just trees. InTech, Rijeka,
Croatia. pp 339-354. ISBN: 978-953-307-667-6. [pdf]
Sajedi T., Prescott
C.E., Seely, B., Lavkulich L.M. 2012. Relationships among soil
moisture, aeration and plant communities in natural and harvested
coniferous forests in coastal British Columbia, Canada. Journal
of Ecology, 100: 605-618 [pdf]
Wang F., Mladenoff
D., Forrester J., Blanco J.A., Scheller R., Peckham S., Keough
C. 2012. Multi-Model Simulations of Long-Term Effects of
Forest Harvesting on Ecosystem Productivity and C/N Cycling.
Biogeochemistry, in review.
Wei X., Blanco J.A.,
Jiang H., Kimmins J.P. 2012. Effects of nitrogen deposition
on carbon sequestration in Chinese fir forests. Science
of Total Environment, 416: 351-361. [pdf]
Wei X., Kimmins
J.P. 2012. Sustainable Forest Management in a Disturbance Context:
A Case Study of Canadian Sub-Boreal Forests. In Martin-Garcia
J., Diez J.J. (Eds.) Sustainable Forest Management - Case Studies.
InTech, Rijeka, Croatia. pp 118-140. ISBN 978-953-51-0511-4.
[pdf]
Welham C., Blanco
J.A., Seely B., Bampfylde C. 2012. Oil sands reclamation
and the projected development of wildlife hábitat attributes.
In: Vitt. D.H. (Ed.) Reclamation and Restoration of Boreal Ecosystems:
attaining sustainable development. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge, UK. In press.
Welham C., Seely
B., Blanco J.A. 2012. Projected patterns of C storage in
upland forests reclaimed after oil sands mining. In: Vitt.
D.H. (Ed.) Reclamation and Restoration of Boreal Ecosystems:
attaining sustainable development. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge, UK. In press.
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2011
Blanco
J.A., Imbert J.B., Castillo F.J. 2011. Thinning affects Pinus
sylvestris needle decomposition rates and chemistry differently
depending on site conditions. Biogeochemistry, 106: 397-414.
[pdf]
Blanco
J.A., Kheradmand H. (Eds.) 2011. Climate Change - Geophysical
basis and ecological effects. InTech, Rijeka, Croatia. ISBN:
978-953-307-419-1. [Full
book in pdf]
Blanco J.A.,
Kheradmand H. (Eds.) 2011. Climate Change - Socioeconomic
effects. InTech, Rijeka, Croatia. ISBN: 979-953-307-277-6.
[Full
book in pdf]
Blanco J.A.,
Kheradmand H. (Eds.) 2011. Climate Change - Research and
Technology for adaptation and mitigtion. InTech, Rijeka,
Croatia. In press. ISBN: 979-953-307-278-3. [Full
book in pdf]
Dordel J., Simard
S.W., Bauhus J., Guy, R.D., Prescott C.E., Seely B., Hampel
H., Pozas L.J. 2011. Effects of nurse-tree crop species and
density on nutrient and water availability to underplanted Toona
ciliata in northeastern Argentina. Canadian Journal of Forest
Research 41:(9) 1754-1768. [pdf]
Dordel J., Seely
B., Simard S.W. 2011. Relationships between simulated water
stress and mortality and growth rates in underplanted Toona
ciliata Roem. in subtropical Argentinean plantations. Ecological
Modelling 222: 3226-3235. [pdf]
Gerzon M., Seely B.,
MacKinnon A. 2011. The temporal development of old-growth
structural attributes in second-growth stands: a chronosequence
study in the Coastal Western Hemlock zone in British
Columbia. Canadian Journal of Forest
Research 41: 1534-1546. [pdf]
Jie C., Jiang
H., Zhou G., Wei X., Blanco J.A., Jiang Z., Xin Z. 2011. Simulating
the carbon storage of spruce forests based on the FORECAST model
and remotely sensed data. Proceedings - 2011 19th International
Conference on Geoinformatics, Geoinformatics 2011. Article number
5981581. ISBN: 978-161284848-8. [pdf]
Kimmins J.P., Blanco
J.A. 2011. Forest Management in Canada,
and Predictive Ecosystem Management Tools for Assessing Possible
Futures. In: Chen J., Chao L., Lafortezza R. (Eds.) Landscape
Ecology and Forest Management: Challenges and Solutions in a Changing
Globe. Springer, New York.
pp 48 - 72. ISBN: 978-3-642-12753-3. [publisher]
Lo Y.-H., Blanco
J.A., Kimmins, J.P., Seely B., Welham C. 2011. Linking climate
change and forest ecophysiology to project future trends in
tree growth: a review of forest models. In Blanco
J.A., Kheradmand H. (Eds.) 2011. Climate Change Vol 3: Technology
and Research for Adaptation and Mitigation. Pp. 63-86. InTech,
Rijeka, Croatia. ISBN: 978-953-307-419-1. [pdf]
Lo Y.-H., Blanco J.A.,
Seely B., Welham C., Kimmins J.P. 2011. Generating reliable
meteorological data in mountainous areas with scarce presence
of weather records: the performance of MTCLIM in interior British
Columbia, Canada. Environmental Modelling & Software
26(5): 644-657. [pdf]
Schwab
O., Maness T., Bull G.Q., Welham C., Seely B., Blanco J.A. 2011.
Modelling the timber supply impact of introducing weevil-resistant
spruce in British Columbia. Forest Policy and Economics,
13(1): 61-68 [pdf]
Xin Z.-H., Jiang
H., Jie C.-Y., Wei X., Blanco J.A., Zhou G.M. 2011. Simulated
nitrogen dynamics for a Cunninghamia lanceolata plantation with
selected rotation ages. Journal of Zhejiang Forestry College
28(6) 855-862. ISSN: 1000-5692.
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2010
Blanco
J.A. 2010. The legacy of forest management: analyzing its
influence on tree growth with ecosystem models. In: Karam
W.P. (ed.) Tree Growth: Influences, layers and types.
Nova Science Publishers, NY, USA. Pp 10-18. ISBN: 978-1-60741-784-2.
[publisher]
Blanco J.A. 2010.
Computer models for adaptive forest management: some examples
from UBC. Pp 106-115
in: Méndez, P. F., L. Santamaría, J. Amezaga, G. Hearns. 2010. Adaptive Strategies for Natural Resources
and Ecosystems Management in Canada. Opportunities and Constraints
for Implementation in Europe.
Prepared for the International Council for Canadian Studies,
by the Laboratory of Spatial Ecology. IMEDEA. Institutional
Analysis and Policy Support, Technical Publications Series.
ILSE-IAPS-TP-001. 121 pp.
Blanco J.A., González
E. 2010. The legacy of forest management in tropical forests:
analysis of its long-term influence with a ecosystem model.
Forest Systems 19(2), 249-262.
[pdf]
(in Spanish with English abstract).
Blanco J.A., González
E. 2010. Exploring the sustainability of current management
prescriptions for Pinus caribaea plantations in Cuba:
a modelling approach. Journal of Tropical Forest
Science 22(2): 139-154. [pdf]
Dordel J., Simard
S.W., Bauhus J., Seely B., Pozas L.J., Prescott C., Hampel H.
2010. Trade-offs among establishment success, stem morphology
and productivity of underplanted Toona ciliata: Effects of nurse-species
and thinning density. Forest Ecology and Management, 259(9): 1846-1855. [pdf]
Kimmins J.P., Blanco
J.A., Seely B., Welham C., Scoullar K. 2010. Forecasting
Forest Futures: A Hybrid Modelling Approach to the Assessment
of Sustainability of Forest Ecosystems and their Values. Earthscan Ltd.
London,
UK. ISBN: 978-1-84407-922-3. [publisher]
Lo Y.-H., Blanco J.A.,
Kimmins J.P. 2010. A word of caution when planning forest
management using projections of tree species range shifts.
The Forestry Chronicle, 86(3): 312-316 [pdf]
Lo Y.-H., Blanco J.A.,Seely
B., Welham C., Kimmins J.P. 2010. Relationships between Climate
and Tree Radial Growth in Interior British
Columbia, Canada.
Forest Ecology and Management, 259: 932-942 [pdf]
Polster D., Horel
G., Pike R.G., Miles M., Kimmins H., Uunila L., Scott D., Hartman
G., Wong R. 2010. Stream, Riparian, and Watershed Restoration.
Chapter 18 in Compendium of Forest Hydrology and Geomorphology
in British Columbia.
R.G. Pike et al. (editors). B.C. Ministry of Forests and Range,
Research Branch, Victoria,
B.C. and FORREX Forest Research Extension Partnership, Kamloops, B.C.
Land Management
Handbook. In Press. [pdf]
Seely B., Welham C.,
Blanco J.A. 2010. Towards the application of soil organic
matter as an indicator of ecosystem productivity: Deriving thresholds,
developing monitoring systems, and evaluating practices. Ecological
Indicators, 10: 999-1008 [pdf]
Welham C., Blanco
J.A., Kimmins J.P., Seely B. 2010. Simulation models in agroforestry.
In: Kellymore L.R. Handbook of Agroforestry: Management, Practices
and Environmental Impact. Nova Science Publishers, NY, USA. Pp 347-366. ISBN: 978-1-60876-359-7.
[publisher]
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2009
Blanco J.A., Imbert
J.B., Castillo F.J. 2009. Nutrient retranslocation in two
Pinus sylvestris forests in the western Pyrenees
under different thinning intensities. Ecological Applications,
19: 682-698. [pdf]
Blanco J.A., Kimmins
J.P. 2009. The role of allelopathy in ecosystem-level forest
models: a study case in the Pacific NW. In: Dykstra D.P.,
Monserud R.A. (Eds.) Forest Growth and Timber Quality: Crown
Models and Simulation Methods for Sustainable Forest Management. USDA
Forest Service General
Technical Report PNW-GTR-791, Portland,
USA.
Pp 205-210. [pdf]
Blanco J.A, Welham
C., Kimmins J.P., Seely B., Mailly D. 2009. Guidelines for
modeling natural regeneration in boreal forests. Forestry
Chronicle. 85: 427-439. [pdf]
Flanders D., Sheppard
S.R.J., Blanco J.A. 2009. The Potential for Local Bioenergy
in Low-Carbon Community Planning. Smarth Growth on the Ground:
Foundation Research Bulletin #4. Smart Growth BC. Vancouver,
BC. 9 pp. [pdf]
Seely B., Hawkins
C., Blanco J.A., Welham C., Kimmins J.P. 2009. Evaluation
of an Ecosystem-Based Approach to Mixedwood Modeling. In:
Dykstra D.P., Monserud R.A. (Eds.) Forest Growth and Timber
Quality: Crown Models and Simulation Methods for Sustainable
Forest Management. USDA Forest
Service General Technical Report PNW-GTR-791,Portland, USA.
219-223. [pdf]
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2008
Blanco J.A., Imbert
J.B., Castillo F.J. Nutrient return via litterfall in two
contrasting Pinus sylvestris forests in the Pyrenees
under different thinning intensities. Forest
Ecology and Management, 256: 1840-1852. [pdf]
Kimmins J.P. 2008.
From science to stewardship: Harnessing forest ecology in
the service of society. Forest
Ecology and Management, 256: 1625-1635. [pdf]
Kimmins, H. 2008.
Carbon and nutrient cycling. Is forest bioenergy sustainable?
Canadian Silviculture, Spring 2008: 12-16.
Kimmins J.P., Blanco
J.A. Seely B., Welham C., Scoullar K. 2008. Complexity in
Modeling Forest
Ecosystems; How Much is Enough? Forest
Ecology and Management, 256: 1646-1658. [pdf]
Kimmins, J. P., Welham,
C., Fuliang (Sam) Cao, P. Wangpakapattanawong and L. Christanty.
2008. The role of ecosystem-level models in the
design of agroforestry systems for future environmental conditions
and social needs. Chapter 14. Pp 233-250 In. S.
Jose and A. M. Gordon (eds.). Towards Agroforestry Design: an
Ecological Approach. Springer. [pdf]
Seely B., Blanco J.A.,
Welham C., Kimmins J.P., Scoullar K., Cavens D. 2008. LLEMS: a spatially explicit model for sustainable forest management
(In Spanish). Pp 677 - 696 in: Maestre F.T., Escudero A., Bonet
A. (eds.) Introduction to spatial analysis in ecology and environmental
sciences: methods and applications. Universida Rey Juan Carlos
& Dykinson Ed. Madrid. Spain.
Seely B., Nelson J.,
Vernier P., Wells R., Moy A. 2008. Exploring opportunities
for mitigating the ecological impacts of current and future
mountain pine beetle outbreaks through improved planning: A
focus on northeastern British Columbia. Mountain Pine Beetle
Initiative Working Paper #8.27, Canadian
Forest Service Pacific
Centre, Victoria, BC.
64 p. [pdf]
Seely B., Hawkins
C., Blanco J.A., Welham C., Kimmins J.P. 2008. Evaluation
of an ecosystem-based approach to mixedwood modelling.
The Forestry Chronicle, 84: 181-193. [pdf]
Tienboon P., Wangpakapattanawong
P., Thomas D.E., Kimmins J.P. 2008. Blood lipid and proteins
status of Karen hill tribe children aged 1-6 years in Northern Thailand. Thai Journal of Clinical Nutrition
2: 20-24.
Tienboon P., Wangpakapattanawong
P., Thomas D.E., Kimmins J.P. 2008. Dietary intakes of Karen
hill tribe children aged 1-6 years in northern Thailand. Asian Pacific Journal
of Tropical Medicine 1: 1-6.
Tienboon P., Wangpakapattanawong
P., Thomas D.E., Kimmins J.P. 2008. Vitamins and minerals status
of Karen hill tribe children aged 1-6 years in northern Thailand.
Thai Journal of Clinical Nutrition 2: 34-38.
Welham C., Blanco
J.A., Kimmins J.P. 2008. FORCEE helps to manage mixedwoods.
Link, 10(2): 12. [pdf]
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2007
Bi J., Blanco J.A.,
Kimmins J.P., Ding Y., Seely B., Welham C. 2007. Yield
decline in Chinese Fir plantations: A simulation investigation
with implications for model complexity. Can. J. For. Res. 37: 1615-1630.
[pdf]
Blanco J.A. 2007.
The representation of allelopathy in ecosystem-level forest
models. Ecological Modelling, 209: 65-77. [pdf]
Blanco J.A., Seely
B., Welham C., Kimmins J.P., Seebacher T.M. 2007. Testing
the performance of FORECAST, a forest ecosystem model, against
29 years of field data in a Pseudotsuga menziesii plantation.
Can.
J. For. Res. 37: 1808-1820. [pdf]
Fraser G., Seely,
B., Cavens D., Kimmins H. and Sheppard S. 2007. Forest
dynamics perspective – Challenges in implementing a variable retention strategy: Barriers to progress
and tools to help navigate a way forward. In Overcoming Obstacles to Variable Retention
in Forest Management: Science
to Management Forum Proceedings, September 25–27, 2007. BC Journal of Ecosystems and Management
8(3):94–99 [pdf]
Kimmins J. P., Rempel
R., Welham C., Seely B. and van Rees K. 2007. Biophysical sustainability, process-based monitoring and forest
ecosystem management decision support systems. The
Forestry Chronicle 83: 502-514. [pdf]
Kimmins J.P. 2007.
Sustainability: a focus on forests and forestry. Pp 254-283
in Nemetz P.N. (ed.). Sustainable Resource Management. Reality
or Illusion? Edward Dlgar Publishing Ltd., Cheltenham,
UK.
445 pp.
Kimmins J.P. 2007.
Forest Ecosystem Management: Miracle or Mirage?
Pp 19-31 in: T.B. Harrington, E. Nicholas (eds.) Management
for Wildlife habitat in west-side production forests. USDA general
technical report PNW-RTR-695. Pacific Northwest Reseach Station,
Portland, OR,
USA.135 pp.
Liu C.-C., Welham
C.V.J., Zhang X.-Q., Wang R.-Q.. 2007. Leaflet movement of
Robinia pseudoacacia L. in response to a changing light environment.
Journal of Integrative Biology 49: 419-424. [pdf]
Welham, C., Van Rees,
K., Seely, B., and H. Kimmins. 2007. Hybrid
poplar plantations in the boreal mixedwood region: Projections
of productivity and N dynamics under low-intensity management.
Can.
J. For. Res. 37: 356-370. [pdf]
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2006
Blanco J.A., Imbert
J.B., Castillo F.J. 2006. Influence of site characteristics
and thinning intensity on litterfall production in two Pinus
sylvestris L. forests in the Western Pyrenees.
Forest Ecology and Management, 237: 342-352. [pdf]
Blanco J.A., Imbert
J.B., Castillo F.J. 2006. Effects of thinning on nutrient
pools in two contrasting Pinus sylvestris L. forests in the
western Pyrenees. Scandinavian
Journal of Forest Research,
21: 143-150. [pdf]
Kimmins J.P. 2006.
Ecosystem Management Tenures - Institutional Arrangements to
Promote Stewardship and Sustainability. BC forum on Forest
Economics and Policy, Vancouver, Synthesis
Paper SP 06-03. 41 pp. [pdf]
Seely B., Welham C.,
Kimmins H. 2006. Criterion
2: Ecosystem productivity. BC Journal of Ecosystems
and Management 7: 85-91. [pdf]
Titus B.D., Prescott C.E., Maynard
D.G., Mitchell A.K., Bradley R.L., Feller M.C., Beese W.J.,
Seely B., Benton R.A., Senyk J.P., Hawkins B.J., Koppenaal R.
2006. Post-harvest nitrogen cycling in clearcut and alternative
silvicultural systems in a montane forest in coastal British
Columbia. The Forestry Chronicle, 82 (6): 844-859. [pdf]
Welham, C. 2006. Modeling
stand-level indicators of sustainable forest management in TFL
49. SFM Network Research Note Series No. 20. Sustainable
Forest Management Network, University
of Alberta, Edmonton,
Alberta. 4 pp.
[pdf]
Wells, R., Haag, D.,
Houde, I., Seely, B., Bunnell F.L. 2006. Criterion 1: Biological
richness. BC Journal of Ecosystem and Management 7: 76-84.
[pdf]
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2005
Albani, M, J. P. Kimmins
and D. W. Andison. 2005. Boreal
mixedwood species composition in relationship to topography
and white spruce seed sources. For. Ecol. Manage.
209: 167-180. [pdf]
Blanco J.A., Zavala
M.A., Imbert J.B., Castillo F.J. Sustainability of forest
management practices: Evaluation through a simulation model
of nutrient cycling. Forest Ecology and Management, 213: 209-228. [pdf]
Kimmins, J. P., C.
Welham, B. Seely, M. Meitner, R. Rempel and T. Sullivan, 2005.
Science in forestry: why does it sometimes
disappoint or even fail us? For. Chron. 81(5): 723-734.
[pdf]
Kimmins, J. P., Seely,
B., Welham, C. and A. Zhong. 2005. Possible Forest
Futures: Balancing biological risks in Mountain Pine Bettle
Epidemics. Mountain Pine Beetle Initiative Working Paper
2005-11. Canadian Forest
Service Pacific Centre, Victoria,
BC. 59 p. [pdf]
McIntire E.J.B, R.
Duchesneau and J.P. Kimmins. 2005. Seed
and bud legacies interact with varying fire regimes to drive
long-term dynamics of boreal forest communities.
Can. J. For. Res. 35: 2765-2773.
[pdf]
Weber, A., J. Karst,
B. Gilbert and J. P. Kimmins. 2005. Thuja
plicata exclusion in ectomycorrhiza-dominated forests: testing
the role of inoculum potential of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi.
Oecologia 143: 148-156. [pdf]
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2004
Albani, M., B. Klinkenberg,
D. W. Andison and J. P. Kimmins. 2004. The
choice of window size in approximating topographic surfaces
from Digital Elevation Models. Int. J. Geogr. Info.
Sci.18(6): 577-593. [pdf]
Kimmins, J.P. 2004.
Forest Ecology: a foundation for sustainable forest management
and environmental ethics in forestry, 3rd Edit. Prentice
Hall, Upper Saddle River, NJ,
USA.
611 pp.
Kimmins, J.P. 2004.
Emulating natural forest disturbance. What does this mean?
Pp 8-28 in Perera, A.H., Buse L.J., Weber M.G. Emulating
natural forest landscape disturbances. Columbia
University Press,
NY, USA.
315 pp.
McIntire E.J.B. 2004.
Understanding natural disturbance boundary formation using
spatial data and path analysis. Ecology 85(7):1933–1943. [pdf]
Seely, B., J. Nelson,
R. Wells, B. Peter, M. Meitner, A. Anderson, H. Harshaw, S.
Sheppard, F. Bunnell, H. Kimmins, and D. Harrison. 2004. The
application of a hierarchical, decision-support system to evaluate
multi-objective forest management strategies: A case study in
northeastern British Columbia, Canada. For. Ecol.
Manage. 199 (2004): 283-305. [pdf]
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2003
Brunner, A. and J.P.
Kimmins. 2003. Nitrogen
fixation in coarse woody debris of "Thuja plicata"
and "Tsuga heterophylla" forests on northern Vancouver
Island. Can. J. For. Res. 33:1670-1682.
[pdf]
Kimmins, J.P. 2003.
Old growth forest. An ancient and stable
sylvan equilibrium, or a relatively transitory ecosystem condition
that offers people a visual and emotional feast? Answer - It
Depends. For. Chron. 79: 429-440. [pdf]
Kimmins, J. P. 2002-2003.
Sustainability: a focus on forests and
forestry. J. Bus. Admin. Policy Analysis. 30-31:303-338.
[html]
Messier, C., Fortin,
M-J., Schmiegelow, F., Doyon, F., Cumming, S.G., Kimmins, J.P.,
Seely, B., Welham, C., and J. Nelson. 2003. Modeling tools
to assess the sustainability of forest management scenarios.
In: Towards sustainable management of the boreal forest
(P.J. Burton, C. Messier, D.W. Smith, and W.L. Adamowicz, (eds.).
NRC Research Press, Ottawa, Canada.
Weber, A., B. Gilbert,
J.P. Kimmins and C.E. Prescott. 2003. Factors
limiting the early survivorship of western redcedar (Thuja plicata)
on northern Vancouver Island.
Can.
J. For. Res. 33: 854-861. [pdf]
Wei, X., J.P. Kimmins
and G. Zhou. 2003. Disturbances
and the sustainability of long-term site productivity in lodgepole
pine forests in the central interior of British
Columbia - an ecosystem modelling approach.
Ecol. Model. 164:239-256. [pdf]
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2002
Bradley, R.L., J.P.
Kimmins, and W.L. Martin. 2002. Post-Clearcutting
Chronosequence in the B.C. Coastal Western Hemlock Zone: II.
Tracking the Assart Flush. J. Sust. For. 14:23-43.
[pdf]
Bradley, R.L., W.L.
Martin and J.P. Kimmins. 2002. Post-Clearcutting
Chronosequence in the B.C. Coastal Western Hemlock Zone: IV.
Modeling Forest Floor N dynamics and the Possible Role of Denitrification.
J. Sust. For. 14:69-91. [pdf]
Kimmins, J.P. 2002.
Future shock in forestry. Where have we
come from; where are we going; is there a right way to manage
forests? Lessons from Thoreau, Leopold, Toffler, Botkin and
Nature. For. Chron. 78:263-271. [pdf]
Kimmins, J.P. (Hamish),
W.L. Martin and R.L. Bradley. 2002. Post-Clearcutting
Chronosequence in the B.C. Coastal Western Hemlock Zone: III.
Sinks for Mineralised or Dissolved Organic N. J.
Sust. For. 14:45-68. [pdf]
Martin, W.L., R.L.
Bradley and J.P. Kimmins. 2002. Post-Clearcutting
Chronosequence in the B.C. Coastal Western Hemlock Zone: I.
Changes in Forest Floor Mass and N Storage. J. Sust.
For. 14:1-22. [pdf]
Seely, B., C. Welham
and J.P. Kimmins. 2002. Carbon
sequestration in a boreal forest ecosystem: results from the
ecosystem simulation model, FORECAST. For. Ecol.
Manage. 169: 123-135. [pdf]
Seely, B., Welham,
C., and Kimmins, J.P. 2002. Criterion 2: Ecosystem productivity.
Arrow IPFA Sustainability Project Extension Note Series # 6,
Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Wang, J.R., A.L. Zhong
and J.P. Kimmins. 2002. Biomass
estimation errors associated with the use of published regression
equations of paper birch and trembling aspen. Northern
J. Appl. Forestry 19:128-136. [pdf]
Wang, J.R. and J.P.
Kimmins. 2002. Height
growth and competitive relationship between paper birch and
Douglas-fir in coast and interior of British
Columbia. For. Ecol. Manage.
165: 285-293. [pdf]
Welham, C., B. Seely
and J.P. Kimmins. 2002. The
utility of the two-pass harvesting system: an analysis using
the ecosystem simulation model FORECAST. Can.
J. For. Res. 32:1071-1079. [pdf]
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2001
Kimmins, J.P. 2001.
Visible and non-visible indicators of forest sustainability:
Beauty, beholders and belief systems. Pp 43-56 in S.R.J.
Sheppard and H.W. Harshaw (Eds.) Forest and landscapes. Linking ecology sustainability
and aesthetics. IUFRO Research Series 6. IUFRO and CABI
Publishsing International, Oxford,
UK.
Oliver, C.D., J.P.
Kimmins, H.W. Harshaw, and S.R.J. Sheppard. 2001. Criteria
and indicators of sustainable forestry: a systems approach.
Chapter 6: pp. 73-93 in S.R.J. Sheppard and H.W. Harshaw (eds.),
Forests and Landscapes: Linking Ecology, Sustainability, and
Aesthetics. IUFRO Research Series, No. 6. IUFRO and CABI International
Publishing, Oxford, UK.
[pdf]
Welham, C., Seely,
B., and Kimmins, J.P. 2001. Bringing biology into growth
and yield: an overview of the ecologically based forest growth
model, FORECAST. SIFERP LINK newsletter 3(2) 6-7. [pdf]
Welham, C.V.J., Seely,
B., and Kimmins, J.P. 2001. How complex does an ecosystem
model need to be? A comparison of output from FORECAST and TIPSY.
Arrow IFPA Extension Report. Vancouver,
BC, Canada.
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2000
Kimmins, J.P. 2000.
Respect for nature: An essential foundation for sustainable
forest management. Pp 3-24 in R.G. d'Eon, J.F. Johnson,
E.A. Ferguson (Eds.) Ecosystem management of forested landscapes:
Directions and implementation. University of British Columbia
Press, Vancouver,
BC, Canada.
Mailly, D., J.P. Kimmins,
and R.T. Busing. 2000. Disturbance
and succession in a coniferous forest of northwestern North
America: simulations with DRYADES, a spatial gap
model. Ecol. Model. 127:183-205. [pdf]
Wang, J.R., T. Letchford,
P. Comeau and J.P. Kimmins. 2000. Above-
and below-ground biomass and nutrient distribution of a paper
birch and subalpine fir mixed-species stand in the Sub-Boreal
Spruce zone of British Columbia. For. Ecol. and
Manage. 130:17-26. [pdf]
Welham, C.V.J. 2000.
Clearcutting, partial overstory retention, and shelterwoods:
Ecological, economic, and social implications. Mistik Management
Ltd., Meadow Lake, SK, Canada.
Welham, C.V.J. 2000.
An integrated decision support system for harvesting mixedwood
stands. Mistik Management Ltd., Meadow
Lake, SK, Canada.
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1999
Andison, D. and J.P.
Kimmins. 1999. Scaling
up to understand British
Columbia's boreal mixedwoods.
Environmental Reviews 7:19-30. [pdf]
Bradley R.L. , B.D.
Titus, J.P. Kimmins, K. Hogg, C. Preston and C.E. Prescott.
1999. Assessing the controls on soil mineral-N
cycling rates in managed CWH ecosystems of British Columbia. J. Sustain.
For. 10:213-219. [pdf]
Kimmins, J.P. 1999.
Biodiversity, beauty and the Beast –
are beautiful forests sustainable, are sustainable forests beautiful,
and is "small" always ecologically desirable?
For. Chron. 75:955-960. [pdf]
Kimmins, J.P., D.
Mailly and B. Seely. 1999. Modelling
forest ecosystem net primary production: the hybrid simulation
approach used in FORECAST. Ecological Model. 122:195-224.
[pdf]
Kimmins, J.P., K.A.
Scoullar,B. Seely, D.W. Andison R. Bradley, D. Mailly, and K.M.
Tsze. 1999. FORCEEing and FORECASTing the HORIZON: Hybrid
simulation modelling of forest ecosystem sustainability. Pp.
431-441 in A. Amaro and M. Tome (Eds.). Empirical and process
based models for forest tree and stand growth simulation.
Edicoes-Salamandra, Lisbon,
Portugal.
Seely, B., J.P. (Hamish)
Kimmins, C. Welham and K. A. Scoullar. 1999. Defining stand-level sustainability, exploring stand-level
stewardship. J. Forestry 97(6):4-10. [pdf[
Wangpakapattanawong,
P., J.P. Kimmins, S. Khamyong, P. Tienboon and D.E. Thomas.
1999. Ecological studies of reduced forest-fallow shifting
cultivation system of the Karen hill tribe in northern Thailand.
I. Biomass and nutrient contents of upland rice, Chromolaena
odorata, and fallow trees. To be submitted to Agroforestry
Systems.
Wangpakapattanawong,
P., J.P. Kimmins, S. Khamyong, P. Tienboon, and D.E. Thomas.
1999. Soil changes in a chronosequence of reduced forest-fallow
shifting cultivation fields of the Karen hill tribe in northern
Thailand. To be submitted
to Forest Ecology and Management.
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1998
Martin, W.L., R.L.
Bradley and J.P. Kimmins. 1998. Post-clearcutting
forest floor N dynamics in the CWH wet subzone: A chronosequence
study. Northwest Sci. 72: 71-73. [pdf]
Wei, X. and J.P. Kimmins.
1998. Asymbiotic
nitrogen fixation in disturbed lodgepole pine forests in the
central interior of British Columbia.
For. Ecol. Manage. 109: 343-353. [pdf]
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1997
Christanty, L., J.P.
Kimmins and D. Mailly. 1997. "Without
bamboo, the land dies". A conceptual model of the role
of bamboo in an Indonesian agroforestry system.
For. Ecol. Manage. 91: 83-91. [pdf]
Kimmins, J.P. 1997.
Balancing Act: environmental issues in forestry, 2nd Edit.
University of British
Columbia Press, Vancouver, BC,
Canada.
244 pp.
Kimmins, J.P. 1997.
Biodiversity and its relationship to ecosystem
health and integrity. For. Chron. 73:229-232. [pdf]
Kimmins, J.P. 1997.
Predicting sustainability of forest bioenergy
production in the face of changing paradigms. Biomass
and Bioenergy 13:201-212. [pdf]
Kimmins, J.P. 1997.
Forest Ecology. A foundation for sustainable
management, 2nd Ed. Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, NJ,
USA.
596 pp.
Mailly, D., and J.P.
Kimmins. 1997. Growth
of Pseudotsuga menziesii and Tsuga heterophylla seedlings along
a light gradient: resource allocation and morphological acclimation.
Can. J. Bot. 75:1424-1435. [pdf]
Mailly, D., L. Christanty
and J.P. Kimmins. 1997. "Without
bamboo, the land dies". Nutrient cycling and biogeochemistry
of a Javanese bamboo talun-kebun system. For. Ecol.
Manage. 91:155-173. [pdf]
Morris, D.M., J.P.
Kimmins and D.R. Duckart. 1997. The
use of soil organic matter as a criterion of the relative sustainability
of forest management alternatives: a modelling approach using
FORECAST. For. Ecol. Manage. 94:61-78. [pdf]
Proe, M.F., J.C. Dutch,
D.G. Pyatt and J.P. Kimmins. 1997. A
strategy to develop a guide for whole-tree harvesting of Sitka
spruce in Great
Britain. Biomass
and Bioenergy 13 :289-299. [pdf]
Seely, B., P. Arp
and J.P. Kimmins. 1997. A forest hydrology submodel for simulating
the effect of management and climate change on stand water stress.
Proceedings of IUFRO meeting "Empirical and process-based
models for forest tree and stand growth simulation" Oeiras,
Portugal.
Pp 463-477.
Wei, X., C. Peng and
J.P. Kimmins. 1997. Impacts
of intensive timber harvesting on sustainability of long-term
site productivity. Pp 393-408 in X. Chen, et al
(eds.) Ecol. Res. and Sust. Develop. Ecol. Soc. Chinese Youth
(ESCY) Vol. 4. China Environmental Science Press, Beijing, P.R. China.
Wei, X., J.P. Kimmins,
K. Peel and O. Steen. 1997. Mass
and nutrients in woody debris in harvested and wildfire-killed
lodgepole pine forests in the central interior of British
Columbia. Can.J.For.Res.
27:148-155. [pdf]
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1996
Cheng, C., J.P. Kimmins
and T.P. Sullivan. 1996. Forest
fertilization with biosolids: impact on small mammal population
dynamics. Northwest Science. 70: 252-261. [pdf]
Christanty, L., D.L.
Mailly, and J.P. Kimmins. 1996. "Without
bamboo, the land dies." Biomass, litterfall, and soil organic
matter dynamics of a Javanese bamboo talun-kebun system.
For. Ecol. Manage. 87: 75-88. [pdf]
Keenan, R.J., C.E.
Prescott, J.P. Kimmins, J. Pastor, B. Dewey. 1996. Litter
decomposition in western redcedar and western hemlock forests
on northern Vancouver Island. Can. J. Bot. 74:1626-1634. [pdf]
Kimmins, J.P. 1996.
The health and integrity of forest ecosystems:
are they threatened by forestry? Ecosystem Health.
2: 5-18.
Kimmins, J.P. 1996.
Importance of soil and role of ecosystem
disturbance for sustained productivity of cool temperate and
boreal forests. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer. J. 60: 1643-1654.
[pdf]
Kimmins, J.P. 1996.
Biodiversity and its relationship to ecosystem
health and integrity. Policy Options. 17:3-7.
Wang, A. L. Zhong,
S. W. Simard, J. P. Kimmins. 1996. Aboveground biomass and nutrient
accumulation in an age sequence of paper birch (Betula papyrifera)
in the Interior Cedar Hemlock zone, British Columbia Forest
Ecology and Management, 83: 27-38. [pdf]
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1995
Keenan, R.J., C.E.
Prescott and J.P. Kimmins. 1995. Litter
production and nutrient resorption in western redcedar and western
hemlock forests on northern Vancouver Island.
Can.
J. For. Res. 25: 1850-1857. [pdf]
Kimmins, J.P. 1995.
Forestry in the twenty-first century: challenges,
changes and opportunities. Journal of the Inst.
of Wood Science 13: 497-499 [pdf]
Kimmins, J.P. 1995.
Sustainable development in Canadian forestry
in the face of changing paradigms. For. Chron. 71:
33-40. [pdf]
Kimmins, J.P. and
Scoullar, K.A., 1995. Incorporation of nutrient cycling in the
design of sustainable, stand-level, forest management system
using the ecosystem management model FORECAST and its output
format FORTOON. In: Nilsson, L.O. (Eds.), Nutrient uptake and
cycling in forest ecosystems. Ecosystem Res. Rep. 13, EUR-15465.
Messier, C., R. Keenan
and J.P. Kimmins. 1995. The
effects of soil mixing on soil nutrient status, recovery of
competing vegetation and conifer growth on cedar-hemlock cutovers
in coastal British Columbia. New Forests
9: 163-179. [pdf]
Wang, J.R., A.L. Zhong,
P. Comeau, M. Tsze, and J.P. Kimmins. 1995. Aboveground biomass and nutrient accumulation in an age sequence
of aspen (Populus tremuloides) stands in the Boreal White and
Black Spruce Zone, British Columbia. For. Ecol.
Manage. 78: 127-138. [pdf]
Wang, J.R., S.W. Simard
and J.P. Kimmins. 1995. Physiological
responses of paper birch to thinning in the ICH zone of British
Columbia. For. Ecol. Manage. 3:177-184. [pdf]
Wang, J.R., P. Comeau
and J.P. Kimmins. 1995. Simulation
of mixedwood management of aspen and white spruce in northeastern
British Columbia.
Water, Air & Soil Pollution 82:171-178. [pdf]
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1994
Keenan, R.J., C. Messier,
and J.P. Kimmins. 1994. Effects
of clearcutting and soil mixing on soil properties and understory
biomass in western red cedar and western hemlock forests on
northern Vancouver Island, Canada.
For. Ecol. Manage. 68: 251-261. [pdf]
McDonald, M.A., B.J.
Hawkins, C.E. Prescott and J.P. Kimmins. 1994. Growth
and foliar nutrition of western red cedar fertilized with sewage
sludge, pulp sludge, fish silage and wood ash on northern Vancouver
Island. Can. J. For. Res. 24: 297-301.
[pdf]
Kimmins, J.P. 1994.
Identifying key processes affecting long-term site productivity.
Pp. 119-150 In W.J. Dyck et al. (eds.) Impacts of Forest
Harvesting on Long-term Site Productivity. Chapman and Hall,
London,
UK.
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1993
Keenan, R.J., C.E.
Prescott and J.P. Kimmins. 1993. Mass
and nutrient content of woody debris and forest floor in western
redcedar and western hemlock forests on northern Vancouver
Island. Can.
J. For. Res. 23: 1052-1059. [pdf]
Keenan, R.J. and J.P.
Kimmins. 1993. The
ecological effects of clearcutting. Environmental
Reviews 1: 121-144. [pdf]
Kimmins, J.P. 1993.
Scientific foundations for the simulation of ecosystem function
and management in FORCYTE-11. Information report NOR-X-238.
Forestry Canada, Northern Forestry Centre, Edmonton, AB,
Canada.
88 pp.
Kimmins, J.P. 1993.
Ecology, environmentalism and green religion.
For. Chron., 69: 285 - 289. [pdf]
Prescott, M.A. McDonald,
S.P. Gessel, J.P. Kimmins. 1993. Long-term effects of sewage
sludge and inorganic fertilizers on nutrient turnover in litter
in a coastal Douglas fir forest Forest Ecology and Management
59: 149-164. [pdf]
Weetman, G.F., C.E.
Prescott, M.A. McDonald and J.P. Kimmins. 1993. Fertilization
of chlorotic plantations of western hemlock, western red cedar
and Pacific silver fir on northern Vancouver Island with sewage
sludge and fertilizer: first-year growth responses and foliar
nutrition. Can.
J. For. Res. 23: 1815-1820. [pdf]
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