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Understanding Sources
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Man's activities in the forest often have an impact on the landscape and ecology of the forest. Best Management Practices (BPMs) serve to prevent or lessen potential harm from such activities. Good reads: Alabama's Best Management
Practices for Forestry 1993. Montgomery, Ala.:
Alabama Forestry Commission, 1993. 30 p. Full text of BMPs covering streamside management zones, stream crossings, forest roads, timber harvesting, reforestation/stand management, forested wetland management, and revegetation/stabilization are also found on the Alabama Foresty Commission's Web site. Also useful are recent pamphlets by the Alabama Cooperative Extension Service: BPMs for Stream Crossings, by Bobby L. Lanford and Don Burdette (Circular ANR-641), 1994. 4 p.; Best Management Practices for Timber Harvesters, by Richard W. Brinker (Circular ANR-539), 1992. 4 p. Forest Roads and Construction of Associated Water Diversion Devices, by Richard W. Brinker and Robert A. Tufts (Circular ANR-916), 1995. 4 p.; and BMP Pocket Guide for Logging, by Richard W. Brinker (Circular ANR-806), 1994. 23 p. An article "Best Management Practices for Forested Wetlands," by Don Burdette, is published in Alabama's TREASURED Forests, Vol. 11, No. 4 (fall 1992), p. 13-17. Haussman, Richard F., and Pruett, Emerson W.
Permanent Logging Roads for Better
Woodlot Management. 3rd ed. Broomall Penn.:
U.S.D.A. Forest Service. State and Private Forestry.
Northeastern Area, 1978. (NA-FR-18) 43 p.
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