General

Published Papers

Abbott, R. S., J. D. White, and B. L. Woodard.  1999.   The benefits and challenges of large-scale silvicultural experiments:  perspectives from forest managers on the Demonstration of Ecosystem Management Options (DEMO) study.   Northwest Science 73 (Special Issue): 118-125.

Amaranthus, M. P., D. DeBell, J. D. White, and B. Woodard.  1993.  Demonstration of Ecosystem Management Options (D.E.M.O.):  A cooperative effort between NFS and research in the Pacific Northwest.  In: Silviculture:  from the cradle of forestry to ecosystem management.  Proceedings of the National Silviculture Workshop.  General Technical Report SE-GTR-88.   Hendersonville, North Carolina: November 1-4, 1993.  USDA Forest Service, Southern Forest Experiment Station.

Amaranthus, M. P., and C. Lagoudakis.   1995.  Developing common ground: the Demonstration of Ecosystem Management Options.  Wild Fish and Forests (Summer 1995).

Anderson, D.  1994.  The Little River AMA: A different way of doing business. Western Forester 39(8): 8-9.

Aubry, K. B., M. P. Amaranthus, C. B. Halpern, J. D. White, B. L. Woodard, C. E. Peterson Jr., C. A. Lagoudakis, and A. J. Horton.  1999.  Evaluating the effects of varying levels and patterns of green-tree retention: experimental design of the DEMO study.  Northwest Science 73 (Special Issue): 12-26.

Aubry, K.B., C.B. Halpern, and D.A. Maguire. 2004. Ecological effects of variable-retention harvests in the northwestern United States: the DEMO study. Forest Snow and Landscape Research 78:119-134.

Aubry, K. B., C. B. Halpern, and C. E. Peterson. In press. Variable-retention
harvests in the Pacific Northwest: a review of short-term findings from the
DEMO study. Forest Ecology and Management.

DeBell, D. S., and R. O. Curtis.  1993.  Silviculture and new forestry in the Pacific Northwest.   Journal of Forestry 91(12): 25-30.

Esterholdt, K., and J. White.  1995.   D.E.M.O.:  A Research/NFS cooperative effort.  Forestry Research West, August 1995.  Pp. 4-7.

Franklin, J. F., D. R. Berg, D. A. Thornburgh, and J. C. Tappeiner.  1997.  Alternative silvicultural approaches to timber harvesting:  variable retention harvest systems.  In Kohm, K. A., and J. F. Franklin (eds.).  Creating a Forestry for the 21^st Century: The Science of Ecosystem Management.  Island Press, Washington, D.C.  Pp. 111-139.

Franklin, J. F., L. A. Norris, D. R. Berg, and G. R. Smith.  1999.  The history of DEMO: an experiment in regeneration harvest of northwestern forest ecosystems.  Northwest Science 73 (Special Issue): 3-11.

Halpern, C. B., and M. G. Raphael, editors.  1999.  Special issue on retention harvests in Northwestern forest ecosystems: The Demonstration of Ecosystem Management Options (DEMO) Study.  Northwest Science 73 (Special Issue).

Maguire, D. A., S. Canavan, C. B. Halpern, and K. B. Aubry. 2005. Fate of taxa after variable-retention harvesting in Douglas-fir forests of the Northwestern United States. Pages 271-279 in C. E. Peterson and D. A. Maguire, editors. Balancing ecosystem values: innovative experiments for sustainable forestry. Proceedings of a conference. USDA Forest Service General Technical Report PNW-GTR-635.

Peterson, C. E., and D. A. Maguire, editors. 2005. Balancing ecosystem values: innovative experiments for sustainable forestry. Proceedings of a conference. USDA Forest Service General Technical Report PNW-GTR-635.

Peterson, C. E., and R. C. Szaro, editors. 2006. Building a foundation for
sustainable science-based forest management: long-term multi-purpose
experiments in the forest sector. Allgemeine Forst und Jagdzeitung 177(6/7):97-98 (Special Issue).

Peterson, C. E., and P. D. Anderson. In press. Large-scale interdisciplinary
experiments inform current and future forestry management options in the
U.S. Pacific Northwest. Forest Ecology and Management.

Szaro, R. C., and C. E. Peterson. 2004. Evolving approaches toward
science-based forest management. Forest Snow and Landscape Research 78:9-20.

Szaro, R. C., C. E. Peterson, K. von Gadow, and N. Kräuchi (editors). 2004.
Creating a legacy for sustainable science-based forest management:
lessons learned from field experiments. Forest Snow and Landscape Research Vol.78, Issue 1/2.

Szaro, R. C., and C. E. Peterson.  2005.  Balancing ecosystem values: innovative experiments for sustainably managing forests. Proceedings of the 22nd IUFRO World Congress: Forests in the balance:  linking tradition and technology.  International Forestry Review 7(5):414 (Abstract).

Szaro, R. C., C. E. Peterson, and K. Gadow. 2006. Operational
experiments for sustainably managing forests (Grossflächige
Feldversuche für die nachhaltige Waldnutzung). Allgemeine Forst und Jagdzeitung 177(6/7):98-104 (Special Issue).

Thompson, J. 2007. Green-tree retention in harvest units: boon or bust for
biodiversity. PNW Science Findings, Issue 96 (September). 5 p.

Presentations/Posters

Abbott, R., and J. Nakae. 1999. DEMO: A study of varying levels and patterns of green-tree retention in western Oregon and Washington. Central Cascades AMA Workshop: Ecosystem Management: Beyond the Buzzwords, Springfield, OR.

Abbott, R., and J. Nakae. 2001. DEMO: A study of varying levels and patterns of green-tree retention in western Oregon and Washington. USFS National Silvicultural Workshop, Hood River, OR.

Aubry, K. B., C. B. Halpern, and D. A. Maguire. 2003. Ecological effects of variable-retention harvests in the northwestern United States: the DEMO study. IUFRO Conference: Applied Forest Ecological Experiments, Swiss Federal Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research SLF, Davos, Switzerland.

K. B. Aubry, and C. E. Peterson. 2008. Ecological and aesthetic effects of
variable-retention harvests in the northwestern United States: initial
results from the DEMO study. 9th conference in the Sir Mark Oliphant
International Frontiers of Science and Technology Series: Old Forests, New
Management. CRC for Forestry and Forestry Tasmania, with support from
IUFRO, Hobart, Tasmania.

Maguire, D. A., S. I. Canavan, C. B. Halpern, K. B. Aubry, and C. E.
Peterson. 2003. Ecological responses to variable-retention harvesting in
Douglas-fir forests: synthesis and integration. IUFRO Conference: Applied Forest Ecological Experiments, Swiss Federal Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research SLF, Davos, Switzerland.

Peterson, C. 2004. Variable retention and other alternative silviculture treatments in the Pacific Northwest. Variable Retention (VR) Forestry Science Forum, Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada.

Szaro, R. C., and C. E. Peterson.  2005.  Balancing ecosystem values: innovative experiments for sustainably managing forests. 22nd IUFRO World Congress: Forests in the Balance:  Linking Tradition and Technology. Brisbane, Australia.

White, J. 1993. DEMO: A study of varying levels and patterns of green-tree retention in western Oregon and Washington. National Silviculture Conference, Asheville, NC.

White, J. 1994. DEMO: A study of varying levels and patterns of green-tree retention in western Oregon and Washington. Regional Alternative Silviculture Council, Blue River, OR.

White, J. 1995. DEMO: A study of varying levels and patterns of green-tree retention in western Oregon and Washington. Meeting of Timber Measurements Society, Clackamas, OR.

White, J. 1995. DEMO: A study of varying levels and patterns of green-tree retention in western Oregon and Washington. USFS Regional Silviculture Meeting, The Dalles, OR.

White, J., D. Couche, C. Lagoudakis, D. DeBell, and M. Amaranthus. 1993. DEMO: A study of varying levels and patterns of green-tree retention in western Oregon and Washington. Forestry for the 21st Century Conference, Portland, OR.

White, J., and A. Horton. 1996. DEMO: A study of varying levels and patterns of green-tree retention in western Oregon and Washington Southwest Washington. Society of Americal Foresters Meeting, Hoffstadt Visitor Center, Mt. St. Helens, WA.

White, J., and C. Lagoudakis. 1994. DEMO: A study of varying levels and patterns of green-tree retention in western Oregon and Washington. Society of American Foresters Meeting, Stevenson, WA.

White, J., and C. Lagoudakis. 1997. DEMO: A study of varying levels and patterns of green-tree retention in western Oregon and Washington. USFS Wildlife/Silviculture Conference, Spokane WA.