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This study was carried out in February 2007, in Pope & Talbot?s Operating Area located in Supply Block C, and a small portion of Supply Block B, in Fort St. James Forest District. The objectives were to identify: 1) regions of high biodiversity potential; and 2) corridors that would interconnect these regions, and ensure proper linkage across landscapes to promote species movements. The identification of potential high-biodiversity areas took into consideration Pope & Talbot?s proposed old-growth areas, based on the distribution of old-growth edge and old-growth interior, and the distribution of species associated with late-successional stands, namely American marten (Martes americana), fisher (Martes pennanti) and wolverine (Gulo gulo), and species living in sympatry.
prepared by Gilbert Proulx.
Proulx, Gilbert. 2007. Establishing connectivity corridors in the southern regiong of the Fort St. James Forest District. Forest Investment Account (FIA) - Land Base Investment Program. Forest Investment Account Report
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