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Relating upstream forest management to stream ecosystem condition in middle catchment reaches in Tasmania

2016-02-01

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We investigated the relationship between the extent of Clearfell, Burn and Sow (CBS) harvesting and conversion to plantation in catchments upstream of mid-catchment study reaches on instream biota and habitat. Study sites were situated in fourth order stream reaches with no adjacent forestry activity, so that impacts represented the accumulated effect of forestry activity in the upstream catchment. In-channel fine...

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Literature Corpus work: b74c4699-5fb2-5bf2-b552-e8f5aa72aa9c
DOI: 10.1016/j.foreco.2015.11.032

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