After cutting a forest stand, an important goal is to return the site to desired tree species. Natural and artificial methods of planting and seeding are used to reforest the land. Site conditions dictate the best method to use for successful regeneration
| Date Published: | January 01, 2001 | |
| Publisher: | Ontario Government, Ministry of Natural Resources | |
| Author: | Science and Information Resources Division |
ISSN 1201-9348 (printed edition), ISBN 0-7794-0671-0 (printed edition), ISBN 0-7794-0672-9 (electronic edition)
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Regeneration Strategies as a Proactive Approach to Vegetation Management (PDF, 81 KB)
