2012
DOI: 10.5558/tfc2012-076
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Language Creep: Is the language in forest practitioner journals getting more complicated?

Abstract: Language CreepCommunicating innovation and research results to operational managers, practitioners, and end users is one of the most important activities a forest researcher does. New knowledge is of little value to society if it is not put into practice. Researchers publish their results in scientific and applied journals as well as present their results at conferences, symposiums, workshops, and field days with the goal of communicating what they have found out and how it is a better way of doing something. … Show more

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