Presentations

Ken Lertzman's presentations at the Coastal Rainforest Symposium:
• Struggling to Navigate the Social, Cultural, and Ecological Dimensions of Building Sustainablility in the CTR (Follow link and skip to 1:03:00 into the video)
• Climate, Culture, Ecosystems and Resilience on the South Coast of BC (1200-2400 BP) (Follow link and skip to 1:30:00 into the video)

Refereed Book Chapters

• Lertzman, K. and A. MacKinnon. In Press.
  Why Watersheds: Evaluating the Protection of Undeveloped Watersheds as a Conservation Strategy in Northwestern North America. In: Orians, G.H. and J.W. Schoen (editors). Ecology and Conservation of North Pacific Rainforests. (in press) University of Washington Press, Seattle, WA.
• D. Reedy, W.C. McClatchey, V. Savo, C. Smith, Y.H. Lau, K.W. Bridges. 2011.
  Cider house learning; Education based on taste and smell. In: E.J. Lynch, A.P. Petrov (Eds). Sense of taste. Nova Science Publishers, New York, pp. 1-20. ISBN: 978-1-61209-748-0.
• V. Savo. 2010.
  Uses of Plants in the Amalfi Coast/ Usi delle piante in Costiera amalfitana [bilingual] Officine Zephiro Ed., Amalfi (Italy). ISBN: 978-88-903571-9-0.
• Hughes, J., Fall, A., Safranyik, L., Lertzman, K.P. 2007.
  Modeling the effect of landscape pattern on mountain pine beetles. Natural Resources Canada, Canadian Forest Service, Pacific Forestry Centre, Victoria, British Columbia. Information Report BC-X-407. 53 p.
• Michelfelder, V. and K.P. Lertzman. 2006.
  Community Structure of Forage Plants Consumed by Black Bears in the Nimpkish Valley, British Columbia. Technical report 035. B.C. Ministry of Forests and Range, Research Branch.
• Lepofsky, D. D. Hallett, K. Washbrook, A. McHalsie, K. Lertzman, and R. Mathewes. 2005.
  Documenting precontact plant management on the Northwest Coast: An example of prescribed burning in the central and upper Fraser Valley, British Columbia. In “Keeping it Living: Traditions of Plant Use and Cultivation on the Northwest Coast”, edited by D.E. Deur and N.J. Turner. University of Washington Press, Seattle.
• Lertzman, K.P. and J. Fall. 1998.
  From forest stands to landscapes: Spatial scales and the roles of disturbances. in Peterson, D. and V.T. Parker (eds.), Ecological Scale: Theory and Applications. Columbia University Press. [Introduction]
• Lertzman, K., T. Spies, and F. Swanson. 1997.
  From ecosystem dynamics to ecosystem management. Pgs. 361-382 in Schoonmaker, P., B. von Hagen, and E. Wolf, (eds.), The rainforests of home: Profile of a North American Bioregion. Island Press, Washington, D.C.
• Lertzman, K.P. and C.L. Gass. 1983.
  Alternative models of pollen transfer. in C. Jones and C. Little (eds.), The Handbook of experimental pollination biology. Van Nostrand Rheinhold.

Non-Refereed Publications

• Lertzman, K. 2002.
  Science and indigenous people’s knowledge (summary). Pp. 29-31 In Michel, H. and D.V. Gayton (eds.) Proceedings, Linking Indigenous people’s knowledge and western science in natural resource management. SIFERP Series #4. Southern Interior Forest Extension and Research Partnership, Kamloops, BC. Pp. 72.
• Frazer, G.W., C.D. Canham, and K.P. Lertzman. 2000.
  GAP LIGHT ANALYZER (GLA), VERSION 2.0: Image-processing software to analyze true-colour, hemispherical canopy photographs. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America VOLUME 81, NO. 3, JULY 2000:191-197.
• Fall, J.G. and K.P. Lertzman. 1999.
  An Interactive Tutorial on Fire Frequency Analysis (ver. 3.0). Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America 80(3):174-178.
• Kyle, M, M. Schmidt, and K. Lertzman. 1996.
  A spatially dynamic riparian buffer: conservation on the edge. Reprinting of Kyle et al. 1995 in Heit, D., H.D. Parker, and A. Shortreid, GIS Applications in Natural Resources 2, GIS World, Inc., Fort Collins, Colorado.
• Kyle, M, M. Schmidt, and K. Lertzman. 1995.
  A spatially dynamic riparian buffer: conservation on the edge. Pgs. 558-563 in Proceedings of GIS-95 International Symposium on Geographic Information Systems, Vancouver, B.C. GIS World Inc.
• Lertzman, K.P. 1995.
  Notes on writing papers and theses. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America 76:86-90.
• Lertzman, K. and P. Alaback, and N. Turner. 1994.
  Introduction. in Pojar, J. and A. McKinnon, Plants of coastal British Columbia. BC Ministry of Forests / Lone Pine Press.
• Lertzman, K.P. 1993.
  Biodiversity research in British Columbia: what should be done? in Fenger, M, E.H. Miller, J.F. Johnson, and E.J.R. Williams, (eds.), Our living legacy: proceedings of a symposium on biological diversity. Royal British Columbia Museum, Victoria, B.C.
• Lertzman, K.P. 1992.
  Impacts of Climate Change for Pacific Northwest Forest Management: Non-Timber Resources. Background paper. in G. Wall (ed.), Implications of climate change for Pacific Northwest forest management, Proceedings of a Symposium, Seattle, Washington, Oct. 23-25, 1991. Department of Geography Publication Series, Occasional Paper No. 15, University of Waterloo.
• Lertzman, K.P. and D. Peterson. 1992.
  Impacts of Climate Change for Pacific Northwest Forest Management: Non-Timber Resources. Workshop summary. in G. Wall (ed.), Implications of climate change for Pacific Northwest forest management, Proceedings of a Symposium, Seattle, Washington, Oct. 23-25, 1991. Department of Geography Publication Series, Occasional Paper No. 15, University of Waterloo.
• Lertzman, K.P. 1990.
  From Stands to Landscapes: the processes and consequences of spatial structure. Proceedings of Symposium: Forests - wild and managed: differences and consequences. Students for Forestry Awareness, Faculty of Forestry, UBC.
• Lertzman, K.P. 1990.
  What's new about New Forestry? Replacing arbocentrism in
  forest management. Forest Planning Canada 6(3):5-6.
• Lertzman, K.P. 1989.
  Palaeoecological perspectives on the effects of modern climate change. in ESSA, editors. Climate change in British Columbia - implications for the forest sector: developing a framework for response. FRDA Report 075. Forestry Canada.
• Lertzman, K.P. and R. Chester. 1988.
  Natural history of the Stein Watershed. in M. M'Gonigle and W. Wickwire, Stein: The way of the river. Talon Books, Vancouver.
• Lertzman, K.P. 1987.
  The environmental and native perspectives on multiple use in the Stein Valley watershed. Proceedings of Symposium on Multiple use. Faculty of Forestry, UBC.

Published Reports

• Wong, C., B. Dorner and H. Sandman. 2003.
  Estimating Historical Variability of Natural Disturbances in British Columbia. B.C. Ministry of Forests, Land Management Handbook 53, Victoria, BC, 140 pp.
• Scientific Panel for Sustainable Forest Practices in
  Clayoquot Sound. 1995.
  A vision and its context: global context for forest practices in Clayoquot Sound. Victoria, B.C.
• Scientific Panel for Sustainable Forest Practices in
  Clayoquot Sound. 1995.
  First Nations' perspectives relating to forest practices standards in Clayoquot Sound. Victoria, B.C.
• Scientific Panel for Sustainable Forest Practices in
  Clayoquot Sound. 1995.
  First Nations' perspectives relating to forest practices standards in Clayoquot Sound. Appendices V and VI. Victoria, B.C.
• Scientific Panel for Sustainable Forest Practices in
  Clayoquot Sound. 1995.
  Sustainable ecosystem management in Clayoquot Sound: planning and practices. Victoria, B.C.
• Scientific Panel for Sustainable Forest Practices in
  Clayoquot Sound. 1994.
  Progress report 2: review of current forest practice standards in Clayoquot Sound. Victoria, B.C.
• Scientific Panel for Sustainable Forest Practices in
  Clayoquot Sound. 1994.
  Report of the Scientific Panel for Sustainable Forest Practices in Clayoquot Sound. Victoria, B.C.
• Frazer, G.W., J.A. Trofymow, and K.P. Lertzman. 1997.
  A method for estimating canopy openness, effective leaf area index, and photosynthetically active photon flux density using hemispherical photography and computerized image analysis techniques. Natural Resources Canada, Canadian Forest Service Information Report BC-X-373, Pacific Forestry Centre, Victoria, B.C. pp. 73
• Wong, T., H. Horn, P. Georgison, P. Wright, and K. Lertzman. 1996.
  Landscape unit planning in British Columbia: a review of six projects. FRDA II Discussion Paper. 144 pp.
• MacKinnon, A. (ed.) 1991.
  (Contributor) Final report of the Ecological Research and Inventory Team, Ministry of Forests Old Growth Strategy.
• Travers, O.R. (ed.) 1991.
  (Contributor) A cultural and scientific reconnaissance of the Greater Kitlope Ecosystem. Ecotrust and Conservation International Canada.

Unpublished Technical Reports

• Berry, T. and Lertzman, K.P. 1992.
  Carbon budgets and global change: the roles of forests and forestry. Contribution to P. Jessup (ed.), Reducing Canada's CO2 emissions. Report for the Honourable Mira Spivak, Senator, The Senate of Canada.
• Lertzman, K.P., L.L. Kremsater, F. Bunnell and A. MacKinnon. 1991.
  Why watersheds: Are intact watersheds the best units for preserving old growth forests?. Manuscript for the B.C. Ministry of Forests Old Growth Strategy.
• Lertzman, K.P. 1990.
  Invited review of Dr. J.P. Kimmins report on the ecological impacts of forestry practices. Commissioned by Dr. Kimmins for the British Columbia Forest Resources Commission.