Biodiversity and Timber in the Coast Range of Oregon: Inside the Production Possibility Frontier
This study attempts to bridge the gap between studies that model cost-effective land management for single species and studies that model large sets of species or biodiversity. We estimated a production possibility frontier for biodiversity and timber production using simulated annealing for a study...
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| description | This study attempts to bridge the gap between studies that model cost-effective land management for single species and studies that model large sets of species or biodiversity. We estimated a production possibility frontier for biodiversity and timber production using simulated annealing for a study area in the Coast Range of Oregon. The model produced spatially explicit land management regimes over a 100-year time horizon. Current landowner objectives were then simulated and compared to cost-effective management along the production possibility frontier. The results suggest substantial potential for improving efficiency of forest land management in the study area. |
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| subjects | Biodiversity Biodiversity conservation Coniferous forests Economic aspects Environmental aspects Environmental policy Forest conservation Forest habitats Forest management Forestry economics Habitat conservation Habitat preferences Land use planning Land utilization Lumber industry Old growth forests Oregon Studies Timber United States Wildlife conservation |
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