Ecoforestry Resources
Magazine and News Articles
US Study finds not logging some Northwest forests could offset climate change by Cassandra Profita
[New] BIV: Leaked report claims B.C. timber harvest is vastly overestimated November 19, 2025
Quennell Lake Watershed Stewardship Society: 2024 Annual Report
From SixMountains and Larry Pynn: In Support of Ecoforestry in North Cowichan Jan. 30, 2023
From Tyee: Preserve Old-Growth Forests to Keep Carbon Where it Belongs
From Yale Environment 360: Why Keeping Mature Forests Intact is KEY to the Climate Fight
Defusing BC’s big, bad carbon bomb: By David Broadland - January 6, 2020 - Focus On Victoria Magazine
David Broadland is the publisher of Focus. He is working with a group of scientists, journalists and citizens to explore the potential for conserving selected BC forests for carbon sequestration, biodiversity conservation and short-distance tourism potential. He welcomes your feedback.
The Earth’s Blanket - Traditional Teachings for Sustainable Living by Dr. Nancy Turner
Other Eco Organizations
Forestry Books
Salvage Logging and Its Ecological Consequences (Jerry Franklin)
Conserving Forest Biodiversity: A Comprehensive Multiscaled Approach (Jerry Franklin)
Reports & Scientific Papers
Strategic Intelligence: Forests Note: you will be asked to register for login
Retention Forestry to Maintain Multifunctional Forests: A World Perspective
Other Ecosystem Studies
Silviculture Treatments for Ecosystem Management in the Sayward (STEMS) Project in Sayward Forest
Demonstration of Ecosystem Management Options (DEMO) Study in US PNW
Diversifying Forest Structure to Promote Wildlife Biodiversity in Western Washington Forests
Ecoforestry Around the World
Lübeck: Another Way of Logging
Learn what the City of Lübeck, Germany has done with a 5,000 hectare forest!
Before 1994, this forest would have been logged in the conventional method of using heavy machinery followed by replanting. But since 1994, Lübeck’s chief forester proposed a change in the way it was managed, using a new approach called “close to nature”, which was developed in cooperation with scientists and nature conservationists.
Read more by clicking here.