Management Options for Declining Red Alder Forests

Many family forestlands and open spaces in the Puget Sound lowlands are characterized by mature red alder stands with little to no understory regeneration. Active management may be needed for owner ...

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Authors: Grotta, Amy , Kevin Zobrist

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