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Overview of the DEMO
As societal perceptions of the role of federal forests have changed, so have strategies for managing these forests. The DEMO experiment arose in response to a need to formally evaluate the silvicultural and ecological tradeoffs, as well as the social perceptions, of new approaches to forest management—in particular, the retention of live trees at varying levels and spatial patterns. Here we provide a brief overview of the history and evolution of the DEMO study, the experimental design, and the major areas of investigation.
US Forest Service - Pacific Northwest Research Station, Demonstration
of Ecosystem Management Options
Last Modified: Thursday,27March2008 at12:34:04EDT