Does the buffer width matter: Testing the effectiveness of forest certificates in the protection of headwater stream ecosystems

Effectiveness of riparian buffers in protecting stream and riparian environment under certification is studied. Nutrient concentrations, riparian light intensity and temperature of streams within certified areas and unharvested reference areas were comparatively studied.

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Does the buffer width matter: Testing the effectiveness of forest certificates in the protection of headwater stream ecosystems

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Published 15th December 2020 by Elsevier. Authored by Jyvasjarvi, J., Koivunen, L., Muotka, T.

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