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Published: February 2012
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Archived - Diversifying Forest Structure to Promote Wildlife Biodiversity in Western Washington Forests
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To meet the ecological needs of a broad range of wildlife species in forest lands, structural diversity is needed—both in individual stands of trees and in the broader landscape.
Published: February 2012
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