The regenerated lodgepole pine trial was established in 2001 to forecast and monitor the growth and yield of lodgepole pine. The replicated trial is designed to monitor the development of lodgepole pine, regenerated after harvesting, in relation to site, initial spacing of planted stock, natural ingress and mortality, competing vegetation (brush), and density control (pre-commercial thinning).
No current milestones for this project
Pictures from the FGrOW field tour in on October 10, 2019.
Peer reviewed paper from FGrOW.
An update from the FGrOW Foothills Pine Project Team on the FRIPSY model.
Crop Performance Report from the RLP trial - FGYA and FGrOW
First of 3 notes summarizing results of the trial designed to monitor stand development of lodgepole pine in relation to site and treatment factors.
How does wellsite activity influence caribou habitat selection? fRI Research analyzed the movements of 37 caribou… https://t.co/Q9Uwlsqyc7
