FRDA Hardwood Management Problems in Northeastern British Columbia - an Information Review

This FRDA Report #066 is an extensive information review regarding the complexities of managing hardwood timber resources, specifically aspen and poplar species, in northeastern British Columbia. The document organizes these challenges into 12 priority areas, highlighting the need for addressing outdated inventory and resolving land use conflict as the most urgent concerns. The review systematically synthesizes existing literature on topics ranging from stocking standards and growth projections to regeneration, soil erosion, and gene conservation. This document is intended to guide forestry practices toward the more effective utilization and management of the boreal hardwood ecosystem in the region.

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BC Ministry of Forests

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Author E.B. Peterson, R.D. Kabzems, N.M. Peterson
Publication Year 1989
Descriptive Location Cariboo - Prince George, Peace River - Fort St John
License Other (Not open); Crown copyright (Province of British Columbia), all rights reserved
Last Updated January 28, 2026, 22:45 (UTC)
Created January 28, 2026, 18:20 (UTC)