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| adam_text | ECOLOGICAL BULLETINS NO. 51 TARGETS AND TOOLS FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF
FOREST BIODIVERSITY EDITED BY PER ANGELSTAM, MONIKA DONZ-BREUSS AND
JEAN-MICHEL ROBERGE TARGETS AND TOOLS FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF FOREST
BIODIVERSITY PER ANGELSTAM, MONIKA DONZ-BREUSS AND JEAN-MICHEL ROBERGE A
SUMMARY MAINTAINING FOREST BIODIVERSITY BY COMBINING PROTECTION,
MANAGEMENT AND RESTORATION OF FOREST AND WOODLAND LAND- SCAPES IS A
CENTRAL COMPONENT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NORTHERN COUNTRIES.
SUCCEEDING WITH THIS CAN EVEN BE VIEWED AS AN ACID TEST OF
SUSTAINABILITY AS SUCH. THIS ISSUE OF THE ECOLOGICAL BULLETINS IS AN
INDEPENDENT FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF THE PREVIOUS ISSUE ENTITLED
BIODIVERSITY EVALUATION TOOLS FOR EUROPEAN FORESTS (VOL. 50), AND
FOCUSES ON BIODIVERSITY MAINTE- NANCE IN NORTHERN FORESTS AT THE SCALE
OF ACTUAL LANDSCAPES. THE FORESTS DEALT WITH IN THIS VOLUME REPRESENT
REASONABLY WELL- STUDIED SYSTEMS, A FACT THAT WE HOPE WILL INSPIRE
OTHERS TO EXPLORE WAYS IN WHICH TARGETS AND TOOLS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF
BIODIVERSITY IN ACTUAL LANDSCAPES OF OTHER ECOREGIONS CAN BE DEVELOPED.
THE READERS WHOM WE AIM AT INCLUDE NOT ONLY SCIENTISTS, BUT ALSO VARIOUS
ACTORS IN THE FOREST SECTOR RANGING FROM THE POLICY LEVEL TO THOSE
DEALING WITH THE DIFFERENT ELEMENTS OF FOREST BIODIVERSITY BY MANAGING
ACTUAL LANDSCAPES IN FORESTS AND WOODLANDS GLOBALLY. TO MIRROR THIS
DIVERSITY, THE DIFFERENT PAPERS COMPOSING THIS BOOK HAVE BEEN WRITTEN BY
A LARGE VARIETY OF AUTHORS FROM A RANGE OF STAKEHOLDER GROUPS. THUS THE
STYLE VARIES CONSIDERABLY AMONG THE PAPERS, RANGING FROM PRESEN- TATION
OF ORIGINAL DATA AND REVIEWS SYNTHESISING MANY STUDIES TO PRESENTATIONS
OF IDEAS AND EVEN PLEAS FOR TRANSDISCIPLINARY AND INTERNATIONAL
COLLABORATION. THE PAPERS IN THIS BOOK ARE DIVIDED INTO FIVE MAIN
SECTIONS, EACH STARTING WITH AN INTRODUCING ARTICLE. WE BEGIN WITH THE
VIEWS OF POLICY-MAKERS, BUSINESSES AND MANAGERS WHO ALL POSE QUESTIONS
ABOUT THE BALANCE BETWEEN USE OF RENEWABLE FOREST RESOURCES AND
CONSERVATION OF BIODIVERSITY. SECOND, THE HUMAN FOOTPRINT ON NORTHERN
FORESTS IS ILLUSTRATED. THIRD, A WIDE RANGE OF ANIMAL SPECIES ARE USED
TO TEST THE HYPOTHESIS THAT THERE ARE LIMITS TO HOW LARGE THE
ANTHROPOGENIC FOOTPRINT CAN BE WITHOUT SPECIES DISAPPEARING LOCALLY,
REGIONALLY OR ULTIMATELY GOING EXTINCT. FOURTH, DIFFERENT TOOLS FOR
MONITORING OF THE ELEMENTS OF BIODIVERSITY WITHIN A LANDSCAPE ARE
PRESENTED. FIFTH, EXAMPLES ARE PRESENTED ON HOW BIODIVERSITY ASSESS-
MENTS CAN BE MADE AT MULTIPLE SPATIAL SCALES BY COMBINING QUANTITATIVE
TARGETS AND MEASUREMENTS OF HABITAT ELEMENTS. FINALLY, A CONCLUDING
PAPER PROPOSES HOW THE CRITICAL KNOWLEDGE GAPS IDENTIFIED THROUGHOUT THE
BOOK COULD BE FILLED THROUGH MACROECOLOGICAL RESEARCH AND INTERNATIONAL
CO-OPERATION. TARGETS AND TOOLS FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF FOREST
BIODIVERSITY - AN 11 P. ANGELSTAM, M. DONZ-BREUSS INTRODUCTION AND J.-M.
ROBERGE BORNET * A BOREAL NETWORK FOR SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT
WITHOUT A GROWING NETWORK OF SCIENTISTS AND MANAGERS INTERESTED IN AND
WORKING WITH THE APPLIED ECOLOGY OF BOREAL FOREST THIS BOOK WOULD NEVER
HAVE BEEN WRITTEN. THE NAME OF THE BOREAL NETWORK DESCRIBED HEREIN IS
BORNET (SEE ) AND ITS AIM IS TO PROMOTE THE DIALOGUE BETWEEN SCIENCE AND
PRACTISE ON A CIRCUMBOREAL SCALE. BORNET - A BOREAL NETWORK FOR
SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT 25 P. ANGELSTAM, J. INNES, J. NIEMELA AND
J. SPENCE ECOLOGICAL BULLETINS 51, 2004 A. A WIDE RANGE OF ACTORS POSE
QUESTIONS THE NEW PARADIGM OF SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT IS IN THE
PROCESS OF BEING OPERATIONALLY DEFINED. THE INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL
FOREST POLICY LEVEL, SCIENTISTS TRYING TO INTERPRET POLICIES AND THE
WHOLE FOREST SECTOR, RANGING FROM THE BUYERS OF FOREST PRODUCTS TO
FOREST OWNERS AND MANAGERS, ARE TLIREE MAJOR GROUPS OF ACTORS INVOLVED
IN DEFINING CRITERIA AND INDICATORS, AND TRANSLATING THEM INTO
OPERATIONAL TERMS. THE PAPERS OF THIS SECTION REFLECT THIS PROCESS. THE
SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT VISION AND BIODIVERSITY * 29 P. ANGELSTAM,
R. PERSSON AND BARRIERS AND BRIDGES FOR IMPLEMENTATION IN ACTUAL
LANDSCAPES R. SCHLAEPFER SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT AND PAN-EUROPEAN
FOREST POLICY 51 E. RAMETSTEINER AND E MAYER BIODIVERSITY RESEARCH IN
THE BOREAL FORESTS OF CANADA: PROTECTION, 59 C. WHITTAKER, K. SQUIRES
AND MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING J. L. INNES RESEARCH REQUIREMENTS TO
ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT 77 D. HEBERT IN CANADA: AN
INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE FIRST NATIONS: MEASURES AND MONITORS OF BOREAL
FOREST BIODIVERSITY 83 M. STEVENSON AND J. WEBB IKEA S CONTRIBUTION TO
SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT 93 H. DJURBERG, E STENMARK AND G.
VOLLBRECHT BIODIVERSITY MANAGEMENT IN SWISS MOUNTAIN FORESTS 101 C. R.
NEET AND M. BOLLIGER MANAGEMENT FOR FOREST BIODIVERSITY IN AUSTRIA * THE
VIEW OF A LOCAL 109 M. DONZ-BREUSS, B. MAIER AND FOREST ENTERPRISE H.
MALIN B. UNDERSTANDING THE HUMAN FOOTPRINT OF FORESTS AS A RENEWABLE
RESOURCE, FORESTS HAVE BEEN TRADITIONALLY MEASURED USING TREE GROWTH AND
VOLUME OF PRODUCED AND HARVEST- ED TIMBER AND PULPWOOD. FROM THE POINT
OF VIEW OF BIODIVERSITY, HOWEVER, FORESTS ARE A DIVERSE GROUP OF
VEGETATION TYPES REPRESENTING DIFFERENT NATURAL AND CULTURAL DISTURBANCE
REGIMES, BUT ALSO WITH DIFFERENT NEGATIVE IMPACT CAUSED BY UNSUS-
TAINABLE VERY INTENSIVE USE. IN THE FIRST PAPER OF THIS SECTION THE
DIVERSITY OF FOREST TYPES THAT THIS VOLUME FOCUSES ON IS PRESENTED. THE
OTHER PAPERS REPORT ON THE EFFECTS OF THE HUMAN FOOTPRINT AT DIFFERENT
SPATIAL SCALES ON FOREST STRUCTURES IMPORTANT FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF
BIODIVERSITY. BOREAL FOREST DISTURBANCE REGIMES, SUCCESSIONAL DYNAMICS
AND 117 P. ANGELSTAM AND T. KUULUVAINEN LANDSCAPE STRUCTURES - A
EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE NATURAL DISTURBANCES AND THE AMOUNT OF LAGRE TREES,
DECIDUOUS TREES 137 E. SHOROHOVA AND S. TETIOUKHIN AND COARSE WOODY
DEBRIS IN THE FORESTS OF NOVGOROD REGION, RUSSIA NATURAL FOREST REMANTS
AND TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE - DOES HISTORY 149 P. ANGELSTAM, G.
MIKUSIRISKI AND MATTER FOR BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION PLANNING? J.
FRIDMAN C. HOW MUCH HABITAT IS ENOUGH? TO MAKE THE PRINCIPLE OF
SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT MORE CONCRETE, A LARGE NUMBER OF CRITERIA
AND INDICATORS HAVE BEEN PRESENTED. HOWEVER, TO ACHIEVE ENVIRONMENTAL
SUSTAINABILITY, IT IS VITAL THAT THE MONITORED INDICATORS ARE COMPARED
WITH SCIENTIFICALLY FOUNDED TARGETS TO ASSESS BOTH STATUS AND, IF
REPEATED, TRENDS IN THE LEVEL OF SUSTAINABILITY. BUT FORESTS ARE
DIFFERENT, AND THERE ARE DIFFERENT COMPONENTS OF BIODIVERSITY AT
DIFFERENT SPATIAL SCALES. IN THIS SECTION, ANIMAL SPECIES WITH A WIDE
RANGE OF LIFE HISTORY TRAITS ARE USED TO STUDY RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN
PRESENCE AND FITNESS OF SPECIES POPULATIONS AND DIFFERENT LEVELS OF
ANTHROPOGENIC CHANGE IN THEIR RESPECTIVE HABITATS. DO EMPIRICAL
THRESHOLDS TRULY REFLECT SPECIES TOLERANCE TO HABITAT 163 J.-S. GUENETTE
AND M.-A. VILLARD ALTERATION? HABITAT THRESHOLDS AND EFFECTS OF FOREST
LANDSCAPE CHANGE ON THE 173 P. ANGELSTAM DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF
BLACK GROUSE AND CAPERCAILLIE AREA-SENSITIVITY OF THE SAND LIZARD AND
SPIDER WASPS IN SANDY PINE 189 S.-A. BERGLIND HEATH FORESTS - UMBRELLA
SPECIES FOR EARLY SUCCESSIONAL BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION? I N1EDERS.
JSTAATS-U.UNIV..| *- I BIBUCTHEK ECOLOGICAL BULLETINS 51,2004 I
GOTTINGEN INFLUENCE OF EDGES BETWEEN OJD DECIDUOUS FOREST AND CLEARCUTS
ON THE 209 ABUNDANCE OF PASSERINE HOLE-NESTING BIRDS IN LITHUANIA
QUANTITATIVE SNAG TARGETS FOR THE THREE-TOED WOODPECKER PICOIDES 219
TRIDACTYLUS LARGE WOODY DEBRIS AND BROWN TROUT IN SMALL FOREST STREAMS *
233 TOWARDS TARGETS FOR ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF RIPARIAN LANDSCAPES
OCCURRENCE OF SIBERIAN JAY PERISOREUS INFAUSTUS IN RELATION TO AMOUNT
241 OF OLD FOREST AT LANDSCAPE AND HOME RANGE SCALES OLD-GROWTH BOREAL
FORESTS, THREE-TOED WOODPECKER AND SAPROXYLIC 249 BEETLES - THE
IMPORTANCE OF LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT HISTORY ON LOCAL CONSUMER-RESOURCE
DYNAMICS MANAGEMENT TARGETS FOR THE CONSERVATION OF HAZEL GROUSE IN
BOREAL 259 LANDSCAPES OCCURRENCE OF MAMMALS AND BIRDS WITH DIFFERENT
ECOLOGICAL 265 CHARACTERISTICS IN RELATION TO FOREST COVER IN EUROPE -
DO MACROECOLOGICAL DATA MAKE SENSE? ASSESSING LANDSCAPE THRESHOLDS FOR
THE SIBERIAN FLYING SQUIRREL 277 HABITAT REQUIREMENTS OF THE PINE
WOOD-LIVING BEETLE TRAGOSOMA 287 DEPSARIUM (COLEOPTERA: CERAMBYCIDAE) AT
LOG, STAND, AND LANDSCAPE SCALE G. BRAZAITIS AND P. ANGELSTAM R. BUTLER,
P. ANGELSTAM AND R. SCHLAEPFER E. DEGERMAN, B. SERS, J. TORNBLOM AND P.
ANGELSTAM L. EDENIUS, T. BRODIN AND N. WHITE EFAYT G. JANSSON, P.
ANGELSTAM, J. ABERG ANDJ. SWENSON G. MIKUSINSKI AND E ANGELSTAM P.
REUNANEN, M. MONKKONEN, A. NIKULA, E. HURME AND V. NIVALA L.-O. WIKARS
D. MONITORING ELEMENTS OF BIODIVERSITY THE PRINCIPLE OF SUSTAINABLE
FOREST MANAGEMENT IS ASSOCIATED WITH A LARGE NUMBER OF CRITERIA AND
INDICATORS. APART FROM RELEVANT POLICY LEVEL INDICATORS, A PREREQUISITE
FOR APPLYING ACTIVE ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT WITHIN AN ACTUAL LANDSCAPE IS
CONTINUOUS EFFECTIVE AND RELEVANT MONITORING OF RELEVANT INDICATORS
COVERING THE DIFFERENT ELEMENTS OF BIODIVERSITY AT THE SCALE OF FOREST
MANAGEMENT UNITS. FIELD INVENTORIES, LANDSCAPES SCALE PROXY DATA, REMOTE
SENSING AND SUSTAINABLE LOCAL HUMAN SOCIETIES ARE FOUR TOOLS FOR
MONITORING WHICH ARE PRESENTED HERE. FINALLY, THE ISSUE OF COMMUNICATION
TO ALLOW FEED- BACK TO MANAGERS IS DISCUSSED. MONITORING FOREST
BIODIVERSITY * FROM THE POLICY LEVEL TO THE 295 MANAGEMENT UNIT
MEASURING FOREST BIODIVERSITY AT THE STAND SCALE - AN EVALUATION OF 305
INDICATORS IN EUROPEAN FOREST HISTORY GRADIENTS LAND MANAGEMENT DATA AND
TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES AS INDICATORS OF 333 FOREST BIODIVERSITY AT THE
LANDSCAPE SCALE IDENTIFYING HIGH CONSERVATION VALUE FORESTS IN THE
BALTIC STATES 351 FROM FOREST DATABASES THE ROLE OF GEOGRAPHICAL
INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND OPTICAL 367 REMOTE SENSING IN MONITORING BOREAL
ECOSYSTEMS INDICATOR SPECIES AND BIODIVERSITY MONITORING SYSTEMS FOR
NON- 379 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE FOREST OWNERS - IS THERE A COMMUNICATION
PROBLEM? P. ANGELSTAM, J.-M. ROBERGE, M. DONZ-BREUSS, I. J. BURFIELD AND
G. STIHL P. ANGELSTAM AND M. DONZ-BREUSS P. ANGELSTAM, T. EDMAN, M.
DONZ- BREUSS AND M. F. WALLIS DEVRIES P. KURLAVICIUS, R. KUUBA, M.
LUKINS, G. MOZGERIS, P. TOLVANEN, H. KARJALAINEN, P. ANGELSTAM AND M.
WALSH J. E. YOUNG AND G. A. SANCHES- AZOFEIFA H. ULICZKA, P. ANGELSTAM
AND J.-M. ROBERGE ECOLOGICAL BULLETINS 51, 2004 E. ASSESSING STATUS AND
TRENDS WITH THE RESULTS FROM MONITORING AND RELEVANT TARGETS FOR A RANGE
OF INDICATORS IT IS POSSIBLE TO MAKE ASSESSMENTS OF THE STATUS OF A
CERTAIN CRITERION. IN THIS SECTION, EXAMPLES OF PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT
METHODS ARE PRESENTED BOTH FOR STRATEGIC AND TACTIC PLANNING OF
OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT FOR PROTECTION, MANAGEMENT AND RE-CREATION OF THE
STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL ASPECTS OF BIODIVERSITY. THE NEED TO EVALUATE
THE POLICY IMPLEMENTATION AND THE BARRIERS THAT NEED TO BE BRIDGED IS
DIS- CUSSED AND THE CONCEPT OF TWO-DIMENSIONAL GAP ANALYSIS IS
PROPOSED AS AN HIERARCHICHAL ASSESSMENT TOOL TO IMPROVE THE MUTUAL
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN POLICY, SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT NEEDED TO ACHIEVE
ACTIVE ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT. CONNECTING SOCIAL AND ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS: AN
INTEGRATED TOOLBOX FOR 385 HIERARCHICAL EVALUATION OF BIODIVERSITY
POLICY IMPLEMENTATION LOSS OF OLD-GROWTH, AND THE MINIMUM NEED FOR
STRICTLY PROTECTED 401 FORESTS IN ESTONIA ASSESSING ACTUAL LANDSCAPES
FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF FOREST 413 BIODIVERSITY - A PILOT STUDY USING
FOREST MANAGEMENT DATA HABITAT MODELLING AS A TOOL FOR LANDSCAPE-SCALE
CONSERVATION 427 * A REVIEW OF PARAMETERS FOR FOCAL FOREST BIRDS
MULTIDIMENSIONAL HABITAT MODELLING IN FOREST MANAGEMENT * A CASE 455
STUDY USING CAPERCAILLIE IN THE BLACK FOREST, GERMANY TOWARDS THE
ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY IN FOREST 471 ECOSYSTEMS:
MEASURING THE NATURAL CAPITAL M. LAZDINIS AND E ANGELSTAM A. LOHMUS, K.
KOHV, A. PALO AND K. VIILMA P. ANGELSTAM AND E BERGMAN P. ANGELSTAM,
J.-M. ROBERGE, A. LOHMUS, M. BERGMANIS, G. BRAZAITIS, M. DONZ-BREUSS, L.
EDENIUS, Z. KOSINSKI, E KURLAVICIUS, V. LARMANIS, M. LUKINS, G.
MIKUSIRISKI, E. RACINSKI, M. STRAZDS AND P. TRYJANOWSKI R. SUCHANT AND
V. BRAUNISCH O. ULLSTEN, P. ANGELSTAM, A. PATEL, D. J. RAPPORT, A.
CROPPER, L. PINTER AND M. WASHBURN F. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS
ACTIVE ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT THE ARTICLES IN THE PREVIOUS SECTIONS PROVIDE
KNOWLEDGE, WHICH IS RELEVANT TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF ENVIRONMENTALLY
SUSTAIN- ABLE FORESTS AND WOODLANDS IN BOREAL AND MOUNTAIN ECOREGIONS.
HOWEVER, CRITICAL KNOWLEDGE GAPS REMAIN. IN THE FINAL SECTION IT IS
PROPOSED HOW THESE GAPS COULD BE FILLED BY INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION IN
THE FIELDS OF POLICY, MANAGEMENT AND TARGETS FOR BOREAL FOREST
BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION * A RATIONALE FOR . MACROECOLOGICAL RESEARCH
AND ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT . 487 P. ANGELSTAM, S. BOUTIN, F. SCHMIEGELOW,
M.-A. VILLARD, P. DRAPEAU, G. HOIST, J. INNES, G. ISACHENKO, T.
KUULUVAINEN, M. MONKKONEN, J. NIEMELA, G. NIEMI, J.-M. ROBERGE, J.
SPENCE AND D. STONE ECOLOGICAL BULLETINS 51, 2004
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ECOLOGICAL BULLETINS NO. 51 TARGETS AND TOOLS FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF
FOREST BIODIVERSITY EDITED BY PER ANGELSTAM, MONIKA DONZ-BREUSS AND
JEAN-MICHEL ROBERGE TARGETS AND TOOLS FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF FOREST
BIODIVERSITY PER ANGELSTAM, MONIKA DONZ-BREUSS AND JEAN-MICHEL ROBERGE A
SUMMARY MAINTAINING FOREST BIODIVERSITY BY COMBINING PROTECTION,
MANAGEMENT AND RESTORATION OF FOREST AND WOODLAND LAND- SCAPES IS A
CENTRAL COMPONENT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NORTHERN COUNTRIES.
SUCCEEDING WITH THIS CAN EVEN BE VIEWED AS AN ACID TEST OF
SUSTAINABILITY AS SUCH. THIS ISSUE OF THE ECOLOGICAL BULLETINS IS AN
INDEPENDENT FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF THE PREVIOUS ISSUE ENTITLED
"BIODIVERSITY EVALUATION TOOLS FOR EUROPEAN FORESTS" (VOL. 50), AND
FOCUSES ON BIODIVERSITY MAINTE- NANCE IN NORTHERN FORESTS AT THE SCALE
OF ACTUAL LANDSCAPES. THE FORESTS DEALT WITH IN THIS VOLUME REPRESENT
REASONABLY WELL- STUDIED SYSTEMS, A FACT THAT WE HOPE WILL INSPIRE
OTHERS TO EXPLORE WAYS IN WHICH TARGETS AND TOOLS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF
BIODIVERSITY IN ACTUAL LANDSCAPES OF OTHER ECOREGIONS CAN BE DEVELOPED.
THE READERS WHOM WE AIM AT INCLUDE NOT ONLY SCIENTISTS, BUT ALSO VARIOUS
ACTORS IN THE FOREST SECTOR RANGING FROM THE POLICY LEVEL TO THOSE
DEALING WITH THE DIFFERENT ELEMENTS OF FOREST BIODIVERSITY BY MANAGING
ACTUAL LANDSCAPES IN FORESTS AND WOODLANDS GLOBALLY. TO MIRROR THIS
DIVERSITY, THE DIFFERENT PAPERS COMPOSING THIS BOOK HAVE BEEN WRITTEN BY
A LARGE VARIETY OF AUTHORS FROM A RANGE OF STAKEHOLDER GROUPS. THUS THE
STYLE VARIES CONSIDERABLY AMONG THE PAPERS, RANGING FROM PRESEN- TATION
OF ORIGINAL DATA AND REVIEWS SYNTHESISING MANY STUDIES TO PRESENTATIONS
OF IDEAS AND EVEN PLEAS FOR TRANSDISCIPLINARY AND INTERNATIONAL
COLLABORATION. THE PAPERS IN THIS BOOK ARE DIVIDED INTO FIVE MAIN
SECTIONS, EACH STARTING WITH AN INTRODUCING ARTICLE. WE BEGIN WITH THE
VIEWS OF POLICY-MAKERS, BUSINESSES AND MANAGERS WHO ALL POSE QUESTIONS
ABOUT THE BALANCE BETWEEN USE OF RENEWABLE FOREST RESOURCES AND
CONSERVATION OF BIODIVERSITY. SECOND, THE HUMAN FOOTPRINT ON NORTHERN
FORESTS IS ILLUSTRATED. THIRD, A WIDE RANGE OF ANIMAL SPECIES ARE USED
TO TEST THE HYPOTHESIS THAT THERE ARE LIMITS TO HOW LARGE THE
ANTHROPOGENIC FOOTPRINT CAN BE WITHOUT SPECIES DISAPPEARING LOCALLY,
REGIONALLY OR ULTIMATELY GOING EXTINCT. FOURTH, DIFFERENT TOOLS FOR
MONITORING OF THE ELEMENTS OF BIODIVERSITY WITHIN A LANDSCAPE ARE
PRESENTED. FIFTH, EXAMPLES ARE PRESENTED ON HOW BIODIVERSITY ASSESS-
MENTS CAN BE MADE AT MULTIPLE SPATIAL SCALES BY COMBINING QUANTITATIVE
TARGETS AND MEASUREMENTS OF HABITAT ELEMENTS. FINALLY, A CONCLUDING
PAPER PROPOSES HOW THE CRITICAL KNOWLEDGE GAPS IDENTIFIED THROUGHOUT THE
BOOK COULD BE FILLED THROUGH MACROECOLOGICAL RESEARCH AND INTERNATIONAL
CO-OPERATION. TARGETS AND TOOLS FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF FOREST
BIODIVERSITY - AN 11 P. ANGELSTAM, M. DONZ-BREUSS INTRODUCTION AND J.-M.
ROBERGE BORNET * A BOREAL NETWORK FOR SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT
WITHOUT A GROWING NETWORK OF SCIENTISTS AND MANAGERS INTERESTED IN AND
WORKING WITH THE APPLIED ECOLOGY OF BOREAL FOREST THIS BOOK WOULD NEVER
HAVE BEEN WRITTEN. THE NAME OF THE BOREAL NETWORK DESCRIBED HEREIN IS
BORNET (SEE ) AND ITS AIM IS TO PROMOTE THE DIALOGUE BETWEEN SCIENCE AND
PRACTISE ON A CIRCUMBOREAL SCALE. BORNET - A BOREAL NETWORK FOR
SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT 25 P. ANGELSTAM, J. INNES, J. NIEMELA AND
J. SPENCE ECOLOGICAL BULLETINS 51, 2004 A. A WIDE RANGE OF ACTORS POSE
QUESTIONS THE NEW PARADIGM OF SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT IS IN THE
PROCESS OF BEING OPERATIONALLY DEFINED. THE INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL
FOREST POLICY LEVEL, SCIENTISTS TRYING TO INTERPRET POLICIES AND THE
WHOLE FOREST SECTOR, RANGING FROM THE BUYERS OF FOREST PRODUCTS TO
FOREST OWNERS AND MANAGERS, ARE TLIREE MAJOR GROUPS OF ACTORS INVOLVED
IN DEFINING CRITERIA AND INDICATORS, AND TRANSLATING THEM INTO
OPERATIONAL TERMS. THE PAPERS OF THIS SECTION REFLECT THIS PROCESS. THE
SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT VISION AND BIODIVERSITY * 29 P. ANGELSTAM,
R. PERSSON AND BARRIERS AND BRIDGES FOR IMPLEMENTATION IN ACTUAL
LANDSCAPES R. SCHLAEPFER SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT AND PAN-EUROPEAN
FOREST POLICY 51 E. RAMETSTEINER AND E MAYER BIODIVERSITY RESEARCH IN
THE BOREAL FORESTS OF CANADA: PROTECTION, 59 C. WHITTAKER, K. SQUIRES
AND MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING J. L. INNES RESEARCH REQUIREMENTS TO
ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT 77 D. HEBERT IN CANADA: AN
INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE FIRST NATIONS: MEASURES AND MONITORS OF BOREAL
FOREST BIODIVERSITY 83 M. STEVENSON AND J. WEBB IKEA'S CONTRIBUTION TO
SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT 93 H. DJURBERG, E STENMARK AND G.
VOLLBRECHT BIODIVERSITY MANAGEMENT IN SWISS MOUNTAIN FORESTS 101 C. R.
NEET AND M. BOLLIGER MANAGEMENT FOR FOREST BIODIVERSITY IN AUSTRIA * THE
VIEW OF A LOCAL 109 M. DONZ-BREUSS, B. MAIER AND FOREST ENTERPRISE H.
MALIN B. UNDERSTANDING THE HUMAN FOOTPRINT OF FORESTS AS A RENEWABLE
RESOURCE, FORESTS HAVE BEEN TRADITIONALLY MEASURED USING TREE GROWTH AND
VOLUME OF PRODUCED AND HARVEST- ED TIMBER AND PULPWOOD. FROM THE POINT
OF VIEW OF BIODIVERSITY, HOWEVER, FORESTS ARE A DIVERSE GROUP OF
VEGETATION TYPES REPRESENTING DIFFERENT NATURAL AND CULTURAL DISTURBANCE
REGIMES, BUT ALSO WITH DIFFERENT NEGATIVE IMPACT CAUSED BY UNSUS-
TAINABLE VERY INTENSIVE USE. IN THE FIRST PAPER OF THIS SECTION THE
DIVERSITY OF FOREST TYPES THAT THIS VOLUME FOCUSES ON IS PRESENTED. THE
OTHER PAPERS REPORT ON THE EFFECTS OF THE HUMAN FOOTPRINT AT DIFFERENT
SPATIAL SCALES ON FOREST STRUCTURES IMPORTANT FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF
BIODIVERSITY. BOREAL FOREST DISTURBANCE REGIMES, SUCCESSIONAL DYNAMICS
AND 117 P. ANGELSTAM AND T. KUULUVAINEN LANDSCAPE STRUCTURES - A
EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE NATURAL DISTURBANCES AND THE AMOUNT OF LAGRE TREES,
DECIDUOUS TREES 137 E. SHOROHOVA AND S. TETIOUKHIN AND COARSE WOODY
DEBRIS IN THE FORESTS OF NOVGOROD REGION, RUSSIA NATURAL FOREST REMANTS
AND TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE - DOES HISTORY 149 P. ANGELSTAM, G.
MIKUSIRISKI AND MATTER FOR BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION PLANNING? J.
FRIDMAN C. HOW MUCH HABITAT IS ENOUGH? TO MAKE THE PRINCIPLE OF
SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT MORE CONCRETE, A LARGE NUMBER OF CRITERIA
AND INDICATORS HAVE BEEN PRESENTED. HOWEVER, TO ACHIEVE ENVIRONMENTAL
SUSTAINABILITY, IT IS VITAL THAT THE MONITORED INDICATORS ARE COMPARED
WITH SCIENTIFICALLY FOUNDED TARGETS TO ASSESS BOTH STATUS AND, IF
REPEATED, TRENDS IN THE LEVEL OF SUSTAINABILITY. BUT FORESTS ARE
DIFFERENT, AND THERE ARE DIFFERENT COMPONENTS OF BIODIVERSITY AT
DIFFERENT SPATIAL SCALES. IN THIS SECTION, ANIMAL SPECIES WITH A WIDE
RANGE OF LIFE HISTORY TRAITS ARE USED TO STUDY RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN
PRESENCE AND FITNESS OF SPECIES' POPULATIONS AND DIFFERENT LEVELS OF
ANTHROPOGENIC CHANGE IN THEIR RESPECTIVE HABITATS. DO EMPIRICAL
THRESHOLDS TRULY REFLECT SPECIES TOLERANCE TO HABITAT 163 J.-S. GUENETTE
AND M.-A. VILLARD ALTERATION? HABITAT THRESHOLDS AND EFFECTS OF FOREST
LANDSCAPE CHANGE ON THE 173 P. ANGELSTAM DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF
BLACK GROUSE AND CAPERCAILLIE AREA-SENSITIVITY OF THE SAND LIZARD AND
SPIDER WASPS IN SANDY PINE 189 S.-A. BERGLIND HEATH FORESTS - UMBRELLA
SPECIES FOR EARLY SUCCESSIONAL BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION? I N1EDERS.
JSTAATS-U.UNIV.| *- ' I BIBUCTHEK ECOLOGICAL BULLETINS 51,2004 I
GOTTINGEN INFLUENCE OF EDGES BETWEEN OJD DECIDUOUS FOREST AND CLEARCUTS
ON THE 209 ABUNDANCE OF PASSERINE HOLE-NESTING BIRDS IN LITHUANIA
QUANTITATIVE SNAG TARGETS FOR THE THREE-TOED WOODPECKER PICOIDES 219
TRIDACTYLUS LARGE WOODY DEBRIS AND BROWN TROUT IN SMALL FOREST STREAMS *
233 TOWARDS TARGETS FOR ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF RIPARIAN LANDSCAPES
OCCURRENCE OF SIBERIAN JAY PERISOREUS INFAUSTUS IN RELATION TO AMOUNT
241 OF OLD FOREST AT LANDSCAPE AND HOME RANGE SCALES OLD-GROWTH BOREAL
FORESTS, THREE-TOED WOODPECKER AND SAPROXYLIC 249 BEETLES - THE
IMPORTANCE OF LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT HISTORY ON LOCAL CONSUMER-RESOURCE
DYNAMICS MANAGEMENT TARGETS FOR THE CONSERVATION OF HAZEL GROUSE IN
BOREAL 259 LANDSCAPES OCCURRENCE OF MAMMALS AND BIRDS WITH DIFFERENT
ECOLOGICAL 265 CHARACTERISTICS IN RELATION TO FOREST COVER IN EUROPE -
DO MACROECOLOGICAL DATA MAKE SENSE? ASSESSING LANDSCAPE THRESHOLDS FOR
THE SIBERIAN FLYING SQUIRREL 277 HABITAT REQUIREMENTS OF THE PINE
WOOD-LIVING BEETLE TRAGOSOMA 287 DEPSARIUM (COLEOPTERA: CERAMBYCIDAE) AT
LOG, STAND, AND LANDSCAPE SCALE G. BRAZAITIS AND P. ANGELSTAM R. BUTLER,
P. ANGELSTAM AND R. SCHLAEPFER E. DEGERMAN, B. SERS, J. TORNBLOM AND P.
ANGELSTAM L. EDENIUS, T. BRODIN AND N. WHITE EFAYT G. JANSSON, P.
ANGELSTAM, J. ABERG ANDJ. SWENSON G. MIKUSINSKI AND E ANGELSTAM P.
REUNANEN, M. MONKKONEN, A. NIKULA, E. HURME AND V. NIVALA L.-O. WIKARS
D. MONITORING ELEMENTS OF BIODIVERSITY THE PRINCIPLE OF SUSTAINABLE
FOREST MANAGEMENT IS ASSOCIATED WITH A LARGE NUMBER OF CRITERIA AND
INDICATORS. APART FROM RELEVANT POLICY LEVEL INDICATORS, A PREREQUISITE
FOR APPLYING ACTIVE ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT WITHIN AN ACTUAL LANDSCAPE IS
CONTINUOUS EFFECTIVE AND RELEVANT MONITORING OF RELEVANT INDICATORS
COVERING THE DIFFERENT ELEMENTS OF BIODIVERSITY AT THE SCALE OF FOREST
MANAGEMENT UNITS. FIELD INVENTORIES, LANDSCAPES SCALE PROXY DATA, REMOTE
SENSING AND SUSTAINABLE LOCAL HUMAN SOCIETIES ARE FOUR TOOLS FOR
MONITORING WHICH ARE PRESENTED HERE. FINALLY, THE ISSUE OF COMMUNICATION
TO ALLOW FEED- BACK TO MANAGERS IS DISCUSSED. MONITORING FOREST
BIODIVERSITY * FROM THE POLICY LEVEL TO THE 295 MANAGEMENT UNIT
MEASURING FOREST BIODIVERSITY AT THE STAND SCALE - AN EVALUATION OF 305
INDICATORS IN EUROPEAN FOREST HISTORY GRADIENTS LAND MANAGEMENT DATA AND
TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES AS INDICATORS OF 333 FOREST BIODIVERSITY AT THE
LANDSCAPE SCALE IDENTIFYING HIGH CONSERVATION VALUE FORESTS IN THE
BALTIC STATES 351 FROM FOREST DATABASES THE ROLE OF GEOGRAPHICAL
INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND OPTICAL 367 REMOTE SENSING IN MONITORING BOREAL
ECOSYSTEMS INDICATOR SPECIES AND BIODIVERSITY MONITORING SYSTEMS FOR
NON- 379 INDUSTRIAL PRIVATE FOREST OWNERS - IS THERE A COMMUNICATION
PROBLEM? P. ANGELSTAM, J.-M. ROBERGE, M. DONZ-BREUSS, I. J. BURFIELD AND
G. STIHL P. ANGELSTAM AND M. DONZ-BREUSS P. ANGELSTAM, T. EDMAN, M.
DONZ- BREUSS AND M. F. WALLIS DEVRIES P. KURLAVICIUS, R. KUUBA, M.
LUKINS, G. MOZGERIS, P. TOLVANEN, H. KARJALAINEN, P. ANGELSTAM AND M.
WALSH J. E. YOUNG AND G. A. SANCHES- AZOFEIFA H. ULICZKA, P. ANGELSTAM
AND J.-M. ROBERGE ECOLOGICAL BULLETINS 51, 2004 E. ASSESSING STATUS AND
TRENDS WITH THE RESULTS FROM MONITORING AND RELEVANT TARGETS FOR A RANGE
OF INDICATORS IT IS POSSIBLE TO MAKE ASSESSMENTS OF THE STATUS OF A
CERTAIN CRITERION. IN THIS SECTION, EXAMPLES OF PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT
METHODS ARE PRESENTED BOTH FOR STRATEGIC AND TACTIC PLANNING OF
OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT FOR PROTECTION, MANAGEMENT AND RE-CREATION OF THE
STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL ASPECTS OF BIODIVERSITY. THE NEED TO EVALUATE
THE POLICY IMPLEMENTATION AND THE BARRIERS THAT NEED TO BE BRIDGED IS
DIS- CUSSED AND THE CONCEPT OF "TWO-DIMENSIONAL GAP ANALYSIS" IS
PROPOSED AS AN HIERARCHICHAL ASSESSMENT TOOL TO IMPROVE THE MUTUAL
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN POLICY, SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT NEEDED TO ACHIEVE
ACTIVE ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT. CONNECTING SOCIAL AND ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS: AN
INTEGRATED TOOLBOX FOR 385 HIERARCHICAL EVALUATION OF BIODIVERSITY
POLICY IMPLEMENTATION LOSS OF OLD-GROWTH, AND THE MINIMUM NEED FOR
STRICTLY PROTECTED 401 FORESTS IN ESTONIA ASSESSING ACTUAL LANDSCAPES
FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF FOREST 413 BIODIVERSITY - A PILOT STUDY USING
FOREST MANAGEMENT DATA HABITAT MODELLING AS A TOOL FOR LANDSCAPE-SCALE
CONSERVATION 427 * A REVIEW OF PARAMETERS FOR FOCAL FOREST BIRDS
MULTIDIMENSIONAL HABITAT MODELLING IN FOREST MANAGEMENT * A CASE 455
STUDY USING CAPERCAILLIE IN THE BLACK FOREST, GERMANY TOWARDS THE
ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY IN FOREST 471 ECOSYSTEMS:
MEASURING THE NATURAL CAPITAL M. LAZDINIS AND E ANGELSTAM A. LOHMUS, K.
KOHV, A. PALO AND K. VIILMA P. ANGELSTAM AND E BERGMAN P. ANGELSTAM,
J.-M. ROBERGE, A. LOHMUS, M. BERGMANIS, G. BRAZAITIS, M. DONZ-BREUSS, L.
EDENIUS, Z. KOSINSKI, E KURLAVICIUS, V. LARMANIS, M. LUKINS, G.
MIKUSIRISKI, E. RACINSKI, M. STRAZDS AND P. TRYJANOWSKI R. SUCHANT AND
V. BRAUNISCH O. ULLSTEN, P. ANGELSTAM, A. PATEL, D. J. RAPPORT, A.
CROPPER, L. PINTER AND M. WASHBURN F. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS
ACTIVE ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT THE ARTICLES IN THE PREVIOUS SECTIONS PROVIDE
KNOWLEDGE, WHICH IS RELEVANT TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF ENVIRONMENTALLY
SUSTAIN- ABLE FORESTS AND WOODLANDS IN BOREAL AND MOUNTAIN ECOREGIONS.
HOWEVER, CRITICAL KNOWLEDGE GAPS REMAIN. IN THE FINAL SECTION IT IS
PROPOSED HOW THESE GAPS COULD BE FILLED BY INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION IN
THE FIELDS OF POLICY, MANAGEMENT AND TARGETS FOR BOREAL FOREST
BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION * A RATIONALE FOR . MACROECOLOGICAL RESEARCH
AND ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT . 487 P. ANGELSTAM, S. BOUTIN, F. SCHMIEGELOW,
M.-A. VILLARD, P. DRAPEAU, G. HOIST, J. INNES, G. ISACHENKO, T.
KUULUVAINEN, M. MONKKONEN, J. NIEMELA, G. NIEMI, J.-M. ROBERGE, J.
SPENCE AND D. STONE ECOLOGICAL BULLETINS 51, 2004 |
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