Canadian Forest Service Publications
Détermination de pratiques de remise en état des forêts et mise au point d’indicateurs de protection et de restauration des ressources hydriques et de maximisation du captage de carbone sur un territoire soumis aux effets cumulatifs de l’exploitation, 2022, Ressources naturelles Canada, Service canadien des forêts, Connexion de recherches : Les effets cumulatifs. Note 6. 3 p.
Year: 2022
Issued by: National Capital Region
Catalog ID: 40648
Language: French
Series: Research Connections - Cumulative Effects
Availability: PDF (download)
Plain Language Summary
Canada’s forests are a significant source of freshwater and an important part of the global carbon cycle. Due to the global importance of Canada’s forests for carbon storage and freshwater, current science on reclamation and forest management practices tends to focus on the restoration and maintenance of these key ecosystem functions and services, which can be an important consideration in land management. This project provides the science to support both the responsible management of forest harvest operations and afforestation/reclamation projects. It will also develop new ecosystem indicators of carbon in freshwater ecosystems. This project provides science that will help maximize carbon capture and develop indicators designed to protect and restore water resources. The overall objective is to reduce global carbon emissions and enable our forests to continue providing benefits for Canadians.
Also available under the title:
Targeting forest reclamation practices and developing indicators designed to protect and restore water resources and maximize carbon capture in a cumulative effects landscape. Note 6
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