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Attitudes of forest managers toward dispersed recreation on roaded forest lands in the Pacific Northwest

Creator:

Moutsinas, Cynthia Martha

Abstract:

The purpose of this study was to describe the nature and extent of managers' attitudes toward dispersed recreation, identify reasons for managers' pro and con attitudes and to evaluate factors in the managers' background which might be correlated with their attitudes toward dispersed recreation, Questionnaires distributed via agency were used...

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Masters Thesis
A comparison of subregional lumber, plywood and log markets in the Douglas-fir region

Creator:

Haven, Lisa

Abstract:

Subregional log market differences are defined and analyzed. Seven demand and seven supply centers are initially specified. Log demand factors inspected are mill capacity, processed wood species, cost and profitability conditions distinguished by product and subregion. They are preliminarily linked to a regional market model through product price transmission. An...

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Dissertation
An economic analysis of pulp, paper and board exports from the Pacific Northwest

Creator:

Thevenon, Michel Jean

Abstract:

The objective of this study is to investigate those economic considerations that may limit the ability of the Pacific Northwest's pulp and paper industry to compete with other regions producing pulp, paper and board for world markets. The share of the Pacific Northwest and the United States in world trade...

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Dissertation
Sensitivity of TRIM projections to management and stocking adjustment assumptions

Creator:

Alexander, Susan J.

Abstract:

The Timber Resource Inventory Model (TRIM) is a computer model used by the U.S.D.A. Forest Service in assessing the state of the Nation's forest resources and the forests' probable future conditions. TRIM is a yield table projection system designed and developed to model forest inventory changes over time in response...

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Masters Thesis