CONTENTS
AUTHORS
TITLE
PAGE
J. Lamar Beasley
National Trends and the Art of Silviculture ................................................................................... 1
Robert C. Szaro
Biodiversity and Biological Realities ............................................................................................. 5
Kurt R. Wiedenmann
Shasta Costa: From a New Perspective ....................................................................................... 9
Wyman C. Schmidt
Clinton E. Carlson
James W. Byler
A Wedding of New Perspectives and Research in the Inland WestSomething Old, Something New, Something Blue ..................................................................... 14
Russell T. Graham
The Practice of Silviculture and New Perspectives .................................................................... 19
William D. Torgersen
The Bureau of Land Management Approach to New Perspectives ........................................... 23
James O. Howard
Thomas A. Snellgrove
Putting the "H" Word Into Perspective ........................................................................................ 25
Bob Naumann
Jim Chew
Catherine Stewart
Target Stands-a Silvicultural Vision of the Future .................................................................... 29
Richard Everett
Sandra Martin
Monte Bickford
Richard Schellhaas
Eric Forsman
Variability and Dynamics of Spotted Owl Nesting Habitat in
Eastern Washington ................................................................................................................... 35
Jim Fenwood
Using Silviculture to Achieve a Desired Future Condition for
Biological Diversity in the Southern Region ...............................................................................40
W. D. Shepperd
C. E. Troendle
C. B. Edminster
Linking Water and Growth and Yield Models to Evaluate
Management Alternatives in Subalpine Ecosystems .................................................................. 42
John R. Toliver
Forested Wetlands: Where Silviculture is Critical to the Future
of Silviculture .............................................................................................................................. 49
David A. Marquis
Susan L. Stout
Multiresource Silvicultural Decision Model for Forests of the
Northeastern United States ........................................................................................................ 54
Robert G. Haight
Implications of New Perspectives on Growth and Yield Models ................................................. 62
Steve Patterson
Douglas-fir Beetle: Dealing With an Epidemic ............................................................................ 73
Jimmy S. Walker
Ronald E. F. Escano
Longleaf Pine Ecosystem Management for Red-Cockaded
Woodpeckers and Other Resources .......................................................................................... 77
David K. Leach
Making Precommercial Operations Commercial ........................................................................ 84
James A. Fierst
Cris Rusch
Stewardship Contracting Concepts ............................................................................................ 89
Roger D. Fight
Thomas D. Fahey
Stuart Johnston
Timber Quality and Pruning: An Analysis of Management
Regimes for the Siuslaw National Forest ................................................................................... 93
1991 National Silviculture Workshop Attendees ......................................................................................................................... 96