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The forest environment

J. D. Brophy

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The forestry viewpoint Required: A balanced program between commodity uses and non-commodity uses.Areas of concern: Wildlife habitat, water and air quality, soil protection, minimization of the visual impact of harvesting operations, good housekeeping, forest improvement, utilization, competing fibre uses, provision for outdoor recreationroad development.

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The forestry viewpoint Required: A balanced program between commodity uses and non-commodity uses.Areas of concern: Wildlife habitat, water and air quality, soil protection, minimization of the visual impact of harvesting operations, good housekeeping, forest improvement, utilization, competing fibre uses, provision for outdoor recreationroad development.

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The forestry viewpoint Required: A balanced program between commodity uses and non-commodity uses.Areas of concern: Wildlife habitat, water and air quality, soil protection, minimization of the visual impact of harvesting operations, good housekeeping, forest improvement, utilization, competing fibre uses, provision for outdoor recreationroad development.

Key concepts: Forestry, Environmental science, Geography

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