Old-growth forests (OGF) provide valuable ecosystem services such as habitat provision,
carbon sequestration or recreation maintaining biodiversity, carbon storage, or human well …

As remote sensing data and methods have become increasingly complex and varied-and
increasingly reliable-so have their uses in forest management. New algorithms have been …

Maps of aboveground biomass (AGB) and stand volume are of interest to determine their
magnitude and spatial distribution over forested areas, and required for input to forecasting …

Red-attack damage caused by mountain pine beetle (Dentroctonus ponderosa Hopkins)
infestation in stands of lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta) in the Prince George Forest Region …

Terrestrial Ecosystem Mapping provides critical information to land and resource managers
by incorporating information on climate, physiography, surficial material, soil, and vegetation …

Spatially-explicit information on forest structure is paramount to estimating aboveground
carbon stocks for designing sustainable forest management strategies and mitigating …

Large areas of forest in the US and Canada are affected by insects and disease each year.
Over the past century, outbreaks of the Eastern spruce budworm have become more …

Forest dieback processes linked to drought are expected to increase due to climate
warming. Remotely sensed data offer several advantages over common field monitoring …

Roads cause negative impacts on wildlife by directly and indirectly facilitating habitat
destruction and wildlife mortality. We used GPS telemetry to study the movements of 17 wild …

Up‐to‐date and fine‐scale habitat information is essential for managing and conserving
wildlife. Studies assessing wildlife habitat commonly rely on categorical land‐cover maps as …