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Abstract
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| For the past few decades, the integration of biodiversity conservation into forest management has constituted an important challenge, since the new forest management models should make conservation objectives compatible with production issues. In many countries, timber production is no longer the main ecosystem service provided, thus other aspects such as biodiversity conservation are taken into account. One of the strategies developed to do so is to define, at the stand level, areas where final cuttings are not allowed. These areas can be found dispersed or aggregated (comprised of multiple stands) throughout the forest, helping to maintain a percentage of mature forest that fulfils conservation goals. | |
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International
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Congress
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29TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON OPERATIONAL RESEARCH (EURO) |
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960 |
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Place
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Valencia |
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Reviewers
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ISBN/ISSN
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0254-5330 |
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Start Date
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08/07/2018 |
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End Date
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11/07/2018 |
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From page
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1 |
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To page
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9 |
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Special Issue 29th European Conference on Operational Research. Annals of Operational Research |