Soils on forest landings (areas of cutblocks where harvested trees are processed and
loaded onto trucks) are often degraded and unable to support optimal growth of planted …

Grazing cattle on forest plantations in the interior of British Columbia (BC) is a common
practice, but its impact on soil compaction is not well documented. This study evaluated the …

This study evaluated soil chemical and physical properties as affected by timber harvesting
and cattle grazing on cutblocks planted to lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta Dougl. ex Loud …

Open range grazing by cattle is common on heterogeneous montane landscapes in western
Canada. These areas are often jointly managed for forestry, leading to concerns over forest …

The impact of summer cattle grazing on deciduous tree regeneration within uncut forests,
clearcuts, partially harvested areas, and in-block haul road habitats was examined in four …

The effects of cattle grazing on shrub and herbaceous cover and tree growth in mixed
conifer clearcuts were investigated in a long-term study at Blodgett Forest Research Station …

Livestock grazing remains a common practice on California's hardwood rangelands. This
can create problems for oak regeneration because grazing has been identified as one of the …

We studied operational landing rehabilitation programs in three forest districts of interior
British Columbia (BC). Winged subsoiling and grass/legume seeding, followed by planting …

The herbaceous understory stratum contains most of the plant diversity in ponderosa pine
(Pinus ponderosa P. & C. Lawson var. scopulorum Engelm.) forests of the American …

Understory vegetation in aspen (Populus tremuloides Michx.) stands produces up to 50% of
all forage on Crown land for domestic livestock grazing in the Peace River area of British …