Restoration and vegetation management are complementary management objectives. To restore some landscapes to historic conditions, vegetation management, whether through prescribed burns or manual removal, is essential to reduce encroachment of competing vegetation. In this issue, authors share how restoration and vegetation management is being undertaken in Oregon, Washington, and Alaska, and how the work is being accomplished.
This issue is also available in English and Spanish.
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Individual articles are accessible in PDF format (requires Acrobat Reader)
- Bringing a Long-Term Perspective to Restoration |PDF
- Restoration with a Triple Bottom Line Approach |PDF
- Keeping Electricity Flowing Through Vegetation Management |PDF
- Language Justice: Pesticide Labels and Safety in Spanish |PDF
- Take it Out! No, Put it In! |PDF
- Coastal Forest Habitat Restoration at Yakona Nature Preserve & Learning Center |PDF
- Oak Restoration in Willamette Valley |PDF
- An Update on Managing Chokecherry Trees in Alaska |PDF
