2015
DOI: 10.5558/tfc2015-065
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A stand-level tool for predicting the natural regeneration density of black spruce and jack pine following fire and salvage

Abstract: A tool was developed to allow managers and foresters to quickly assess reforestation needs following forest fire and salvage logging at the stand level in both pure and mixed black spruce and jack pine stands. This on-site operational assessment tool was created using a forest regeneration model that simulates the natural regeneration densities of black spruce and jack pine following fire and salvage. Tree species basal areas used for simulations represent the natural range expected in the field. Additional pa… Show more

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