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An Operational Compromise for Forest Restoration in Protected Areas

https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4783622
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The effects of introducing modern technology on the financial, labour and energy performance of forest operations in the Italian Alps
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Modern forestry vehicles and their impacts on soil physical properties
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The COST model for calculation of forest operations costs
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Maintaining Soil Productivity during Forest or Biomass-to-Energy Thinning Harvests in the Western United States
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Transportation of Wood Out of the Forest (along Short Distances)
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The XXI century mountains: sustainable management of mountainous areas based on animal traction
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Which Factors Determine the Distribution of Low-Impact Horse Logging in the Hungarian State-Owned Forests?
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Disturbance Caused by Animal Logging to Soil Physicochemical and Biological Features in Oak Coppices: A Case-Study in Central Italy
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Productivity, Costs, and Selected Environmental Impacts of Remote-Controlled Mini Forestry Crawlers
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