FOR303H1 Lecture : Lecture 2: Forest Ownership: Forests as Capital

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13 Jan 2011

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Heather owns a bike, but more like a bundle-of-sticks, ex. Heather as the right to pedal, steer, inflate the tires, & brake this bike allows nuance in describing ownership systems, es. Indonesia, this has led to widespread recent indigenous/community legal reforms corruption: australia (1996): returned some ownership rights back to abs. ppl, brazil (1988): constitution recog. ancestral rights of indigenous ppls on trad. occupied land. Rate of return: o r = (vn/vo)1/n - 1. Net present value: present value of revenues minus the present value of costs: npv = ro + (r1/(1+r)1) + (r2/(1+r)2) + + (rn/(1+r)n) - co - (c1/(1+r)1) - (c2/(1+r)2 - - (cn/(1+r)n) Perpetual annual series: a payment is made every yr, forever: vo = p/r. Perpetual periodic series: a payment is not made every yr, but occurs forever: vo = p/[(1+r)t - 1] Terminating annual series: annual payments, but for a limited amount of time: vo = p[ (1-(1+r)-n)/r]

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1) Which of the below is NOT true?

A) Liquidation cuts are a major cause of understocked stands of forests in the northeastern US

B) In the future, climate driven disturbance regimes may be more influential than temperature change in determining species composition and carbon storage in northeastern forest ecosystems.

C) Species richness typically increases with increases in temperature

D) Most private forest owners in the northeastern US have management plans for their forests

E) Seed dispersal is the primarily mechanism of natural plant migrations

2) Which of the below is NOT a deciduous tree species

A) spruce

B) hickory

C) tree of heaven

D) poplar

E) ash

erinwhale905

2) In the eastern deciduous forests, gypsy moth introduction occurred in the _______.

A) late 1700's (between 1750 and 1799)

B) early 1800's (between 1800 and 1850)

C) late 1800's (between 1851 and 1899)

D) early 1900's (between 1900 and 1950)

E) late 1900's (between 1951 and 1999)

3) Which of the below is True?

A) Increases in atmospheric nitrogen deposition typically cause increases in biodiversity of forests.

B) Most inorganic carbon used by producers is found in the soil and not in the atmosphere

C) Most of West Virginia's Monongahela National forest has never been harvested (virgin forest).

D) Oak/hickory forests have higher rates of carbon sequestration than pine forests do.

E) Afforestation can significantly increase the carbon sequestration rate for an area

jadelocust178

1) Which of the below is NOT true?

A) A single hurricane can blow over 10% of the carbon sequestered by all US forests in a single year.

B) A managed forest can have a substantially greater carbon sequestration rate than an unmanaged forest.

C) Oak /Hickory forests have more carbon stored within them (carbon stocks) than Pine forests do.

D) Climate change may disrupt predator-prey relationships and this may lead to insect and/or disease outbreaks in forest ecosystems.

E) Species richness typically increases with increasing temperature

2) Which of the below is NOT true?

A) In the NE United States, the industrial sector releases the greatest amounts of CO2.

B) Silviculture is the art and science of managing forests

C) Resiliency of a forest involves its ability to regain normal function after a disturbance

D) Forest managers should plan on cultivating mixed species stands instead of single species stands

E) Currently, the level of CO2 in the atmosphere is greater than 380 ppm

3) Which of the below is NOT a negative aspect of plantation farming of trees?

A) very little carbon sequestration occurs

B) low forest resiliency

C) watershed health may be threatened

D) low biodiversity

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FOR303H1 Lecture : Lecture 2: Forest Ownership: Forests as Capital

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