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Forests as complex social and ecological systemsa Festschrift for Chadwick D. Oliver /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Forests as complex social and ecological systemsedited by Patrick J. Baker, David R. Larsen, Alark Saxena.
Reminder of title:	a Festschrift for Chadwick D. Oliver /
other author:	Baker, Patrick J.
Published:	Cham :Springer International Publishing :2022.
Description:	xviii, 334 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
Subject:	Forests and forestry.
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-88555-7
ISBN:	9783030885557$q(electronic bk.)

Forests as complex social and ecological systemsa Festschrift for Chadwick D. Oliver /
Forests as complex social and ecological systemsa Festschrift for Chadwick D. Oliver /[electronic resource] :edited by Patrick J. Baker, David R. Larsen, Alark Saxena. - Cham :Springer International Publishing :2022. - xviii, 334 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm. - Managing forest ecosystems,v. 412352-3956 ;. - Managing forest ecosystems ;v.23..

Introduction -- 1. Chad Oliver and forests as complex systems; Melih Boydak -- Section I. Complex Forest Stand Dynamics -- 2. Principles of stand reconstruction to illuminate stand dynamics of complex forests in Alaska; Bob Deal -- 3: Forest stand dynamics principles used to guide the management of uneven-aged forest in the Missouri Ozarks; Dave Larsen -- 4: Forest stand dynamics and the curious case of the critically endangered Leadbeater's Possum; Patrick Baker -- 5: Modelling and mapping complex stand structures with airborne LiDAR; John Kershaw -- 6. How might the concepts of traditional stand dynamics be used for more complex stands; Bruce Larson -- Section II. Forests as Complex Ecological Systems -- 7. Integrating effects of climate on temperate montane forests; Pil Sun Park -- 8. Carbon++: integrating non-CO2 forcers in our understanding of forests and climate; Kris Covey -- 9. Understanding post-wildfire fuel dynamics in dry forests of the Pacific Northwest; Morris Johnson -- 10. Understanding forestry through pictures: A journey of graphics, pictures, and visualisations; Jim McCarter -- 11. The inertia of forested landscapes and applications to management; Jeremy Wilson -- Section III. Forests as Complex Social Systems -- 12. Tiger in the woods, elephant in the room; Xuemei Han -- 13. Forests as complex systems: Implications from the perspective of sustainable development; Glenn Galloway -- 14. Securing forest tenure for rural development; Gerardo Segura -- 15. Understanding the dynamics between forests and livelihoods: A case of Central Indian landscapes; Alark Saxena -- 16. Closing comments; Chad Oliver.

Professor Chadwick Dearing Oliver has made major intellectual contributions to forest science and natural resources management. Over the course of his career he has actively sought to bring research and practice together through synthesis, outreach, and capacity-building. A common thread throughout his career has been complexity and how we as a society understand and manage complex systems. His work on forest stand dynamics, landscape management, and sustainability have all focused on the emergent properties of complex ecological and/or social systems. This volume celebrates a remarkable career through a diverse group of former students and colleagues who work on a wide range of subject areas related to the management of complex natural resource systems. Over the past decade there has been considerable discussion about forests as complex adaptive systems. Advances in remote sensing, social methods, and data collection and processing have enabled more detailed characterisations of complex natural systems across spatial and temporal scales than ever before. Making sense of these data, however, requires conceptual frameworks that are robust to the complexity of the systems and their inherent dynamics, particularly in the context of global change. This volume presents a collection of cutting-edge research on natural ecosystems and their dynamics through the lens of complex adaptive systems. Each chapter offers new insights into how these systems can be made more resilient to ensure that they provide a diversity of ecological and social values well into the future. Together they provide a robust way of thinking about the many challenges that natural ecosystems face and how we as society may best address them.

ISBN: 9783030885557$q(electronic bk.)

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-030-88555-7doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

198213
Forests and forestry.

LC Class. No.: SD121

Dewey Class. No.: 634.9

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