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Streamside Buffers, Skid Trails and Dirty Water: Their Role During Postfire Salvage Logging

Media | Webinar

A 24:19 minute video on how streamside buffers, skid trails, and dirty water affect the salvage logging process.

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Nov 23, 2021
Peter R. Robichaud
Hot Topic(s):
Post-fire Salvage Logging
Topic(s):
Post-fire Management, Salvage Logging

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Salvage Science Summit 2: Technology and Ecology
Dec 7 - 8 2021, All day

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