Forest Science

Forest Wildlife-Habitat Relationships: Introduction
pp. 177-178(2)
Authors: DeStefano S.; Haight R.G.

Regional and National Issues for Forest Wildlife Research and Management
pp. 181-189(9)
Author: DeStefano S.

Modeling Changes in Wildlife Habitat and Timber Revenues in Response to Forest Management
pp. 191-202(12)
Authors: Marzluff J.M.; Millspaugh J.J.; Ceder K.R.; Oliver C.D.; Withey J.; McCarter J.B.; Mason C.L.; Comnick J.

Models for Mapping Potential Habitat at Landscape Scales: An Example Using Northern Spotted Owls
pp. 203-216(14)
Authors: McComb W.C.; McGrath M.T.; Spies T.A.; Vesely D.

Habitat Requirements for the Conservation of Arboreal Marsupials in Dry Sclerophyll Forests of Southeast Queensland, Australia
pp. 217-227(11)
Authors: Wormington K.R.; Lamb D.; McCallum H.I.; Moloney D.J.

The Effectiveness of Stand-Level and Landscape-Level Variables for Explaining Bird Occurrence in an Industrial Forest
pp. 231-242(12)
Authors: Hagan J.M.; Meehan A.L.

Avian Habitat Relationships at Multiple Scales in a New England Forest
pp. 243-253(11)
Authors: MacFaden S.W.; Capen D.E.

Small Mammal Habitat Associations at Patch and Landscape Scales in Oregon
pp. 255-264(10)
Authors: Martin K.J.; McComb W.C.

Floristics and Avian Community Structure: Implications for Regional Changes in Eastern Forest Composition
pp. 267-272(6)
Authors: Rodewald A.D.; Abrams M.D.

The Effect of Gypsy Moth Defoliation on Cavity-Nesting Bird Communities
pp. 273-281(9)
Authors: Showalter C.R.; Whitmore R.C.

Competitive Effects on Plantation White Spruce Saplings from Shrubs That Are Important Browse for Moose
pp. 283-289(7)
Authors: Posner S.D.; Jordan P.A.

Salamander Abundance and Amphibian Species Richness in Riparian Buffer Strips in the Oregon Coast Range
pp. 291-297(7)
Authors: Vesely D.G.; McComb W.C.

Response of Forest Floor Vertebrates to Riparian Hardwood Conversion Along the Bear River, Southwest Washington
pp. 299-308(10)
Author: MacCracken J.G.

Bird Use of Forest Structural Classes in Grand Fir Forests of the Blue Mountains, Oregon
pp. 311-321(11)
Authors: Sallabanks R.; Riggs R.A.; Cobb L.E.

Influences of Hardwood Stand Area and Adjacency on Breeding Birds in an Intensively Managed Pine Landscape
pp. 323-330(8)
Authors: Turner C.J.; Gerwin J.A.; Lancia R.A.

Salamander Abundance in Regenerating Forest Stands on the Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia
pp. 331-335(5)
Authors: Duguay J.P.; Wood P.B.

Temporal Patterns in Aquatic and Avian Communities Following Selective Logging in the Upper Great Lakes Region
pp. 339-349(11)
Authors: Flaspohler D.J.; FisherHuckins C.J.; Bub B.R.; van Dusen P.J.

Effects of Edge Contrast on Redback Salamander Distribution in Even-Aged Northern Hardwoods
pp. 351-363(13)
Authors: DeGraaf R.M.; Yamasaki M.

The Effects of Shelterwood Logging on Bird Community Composition in the Black Hills, Wyoming
pp. 365-372(8)
Authors: Anderson S.H.; Crompton B.J.

Use of a Landbird Monitoring Database To Explore Effects of Partial-Cut Timber Harvesting
pp. 373-378(6)
Authors: Young J.S.; Hutto R.L.

Roads as Edges: Effects on Birds in Forested Landscapes
pp. 381-390(10)
Authors: Ortega Y.K.; Capen D.E.

The Effect of Forest Roads on the Reproductive Success of Forest-Dwelling Passerine Birds
pp. 391-396(6)
Authors: King D.I.; DeGraaf R.M.

Reproduction of Amphibians in Natural and Anthropogenic Temporary Pools in Managed Forests
pp. 397-406(10)
Authors: DiMauro D.; Hunter Jr. M.I.

Herpetofaunal Response to Gap and Skidder-Rut Wetland Creation in a Southern Bottomland Hardwood Forest
pp. 407-413(7)
Authors: Cromer R.B.; Lanham J.D.; Hanlin H.H.

Evaluation of a Winter Habitat Suitability Index Model for Elk in West-Central Alberta
pp. 417-425(9)
Authors: Jones P.F.; Hudson R.J.; Farr D.R.

Effects of Landscape and Local Habitat Attributes on Northern Goshawk Site Occupancy in Western Washington
pp. 427-436(10)
Authors: Finn S.P.; Marzluff J.M.; Varland D.E.

Roost Site Characteristics of Northern Spotted Owls in the Nonbreeding Season in Central Washington
pp. 437-444(8)
Authors: Herter .R.; Hicks .L.; Stabins H.C.; Millspaugh J.J.; Stabins A.J.; Melampy L.D.

BOOK REVIEWS: Wildlife-Habitat Relationships in Oregon and Washington
pp. 447-449(3)
Author: DeGraaf R.M.