Canadian Forest Service

Recent papers from Canadian Forest Service

1. Building an inclusive scientific enterprise: institutional pathways for innovation and equity in Canadian scienceFrontiers in Organizational Psychology · 2026
2. Assessing post-fire recovery in Mediterranean forests using spectral metrics and physiological modelsFire Ecology · 2026
3. Forest landscapes determine their pests: jack pine budworm spatial dynamics under host scarcityLandscape Ecology · 2026
4. Soil carbon storage and stability controlled by site properties more than forest management in a humid boreal forestSoil Science Society of America Journal · 2026
5. Bryophyte functional traits regulate root and soil microbial responses to reduced snow cover in boreal forestsApplied Soil Ecology · 2026
6. Climate-driven spatial variability of height growth revealed by bitemporal airborne laser scanning data in dry conifer forestsAgricultural and Forest Meteorology · 2026
7. The Genome and Population Structure of the Spruce Beetle, Dendroctonus rufipennis (Kirby, 1837), a Transcontinental Pest of North American SpruceMolecular Ecology Resources · 2026
8. Determination of characteristic length scale in insect flightEcological Modelling · 2026
9. Optimizing sampling and monitoring of species interactions within Biodiversity Observation NetworksJournal of Animal Ecology · 2026
10. Convergence and divergence of Holocene fire regimes and vegetation dynamics on hills and in the Clay Belt of northwestern QuebecLandscape Ecology · 2026
11. Influence of Trap Apparent Silhouette, Canopy Cover and Their Interaction on the Capture of Forest ColeopteraJournal of Applied Entomology · 2026
12. LandRCBM: Bridging forest dynamics and carbon accounting to advance forest carbon predictionsEcological Modelling · 2026
13. Empirical models of initial attack fire behaviour reduction by skimmer airtankers in Ontario’s boreal forestInternational Journal of Wildland Fire · 2026
14. Evaluating the benefits and risks of biological control agents for managing hemlock woolly adelgid in North AmericaBiological Invasions · 2026
15. Cutting through the noise: What can habitat selection modeling teach us about caribou‐fire space use dynamics?Journal of Wildlife Management · 2026
16. Right on time: evaluating accuracy and timing of burn-severity assessments to support post-fire managementFire Ecology · 2026
17. Assessing Future Maladaptation Risk in the Keystone Species Populus tremuloidesEvolutionary Applications · 2026
18. Understanding forest soil degradation in Canada: threats, indicators and knowledge gapsCanadian Journal of Forest Research · 2026
19. CaMP-DOC v1.0: A process-based model for quantifying dissolved organic carbon fluxes in wetland-dominated catchmentsCanadian Journal of Forest Research · 2026
20. Tree Species Vulnerability to Fire Increases at Dry Range EdgeGlobal Change Biology Communications · 2026