An edition of Fall-down rates of subalpine fir snags at Sicamous Creek (1997)

Fall-down rates of subalpine fir snags at Sicamous Creek

implications for worker safety and habitat supply

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David Huggard, David Huggard
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British Columbia Ministry of Forests Research Program
Language
English

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Safety measures, Logging, Tree felling
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Fall-down rates of subalpine fir snags at Sicamous Creek: implications for worker safety and habitat supply
1997, British Columbia Ministry of Forests Research Program
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"November 1997."

Includes bibliographical references (p. 5).

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[British Columbia]
Series
Extension note / British Columbia, Ministry of Forests, Research Program -- 16, Extension note (British Columbia. Ministry of Forests. Research Branch) -- 16.
Other Titles
Fall down rates of subalpine fir snags at Sicamous Creek

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Library of Congress
SD538.H84 1997

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Pagination
6 p. :

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Open Library
OL18257305M

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