Contents -- List of Contributors -- Preface -- Overview -- Part I. Science and Policy -- 1 Science is Endogenous to Sustainable Forestry - Implications for Scientists and Policymakers -- 2 Will Linking Science to Policy Lead to Sustainable Forestry? Lessons from the Federal Forests of the United States -- 3 Participation as a New Mode of Governance? Scientists and Policymakers Linked in a Double Spiral -- 4 The European Union Sustainable Forest Management and Climate Change Mitigation Policies from a Transition Country's Perspective -- 5 Application of Criteria and Indicators of Sustainable Resource Management in the United States -- 6 Indicators for Biodiversity of Tropical Forests: Problems and Solutions -- 7 Science-Policy Consultation as Boundary Spanning: the Interaction of Science and Politics in Two US Bioregional Assessments -- 8 Cluster Organization in Forestry: Supporting Information and Knowledge Transfer in the Practice, Science and Policy of Sustainable Forest Management -- 9 Modelling Public Support for Wildland Fire Policy -- 10 Analysing Institutions and Public Perspectives to Identify the Future of British Forests -- 11 Economic Conservation - Hill Holt Wood: the Three Legs of Sustainability in Practice -- Part II. Inventory and Monitoring -- 12 Measuring Sustainability Using the US Forest Inventory and Analysis Program -- 13 Vegetation Diversity Assessment in Southern Belgium's Permanent Forest Inventory -- 14 PractiSFM - an Operational Multi-resource Inventory Protocol for Sustainable Forest Management -- 15 The Importance of Forest Stand-level Inventory to Sustain Multiple Forest Values in the Presence of Endangered Species -- 16 Forest Land Change Assessment by Continuous Inventory -- 17 A Study on Tree Colonization of Abandoned Land in the Italian Alps: Extent and Some Characteristics of New Forest Stands in Trentino.

18 Using Spatial Statistics to Improve the Primary Forestry Supply Chain -- 19 Evaluation of Commercial Airborne LiDAR and SAR Products to Estimate Top Height and Associated Parameters in Production Forests in Britain -- Part III. Statistics and Modelling -- 20 Potential Contributions of Statistics and Modelling to Sustainable Forest Management: Review and Synthesis -- 21 Modelling Forest Ecosystems: the Edinburgh Forest Model -- Part IV. Information and Knowledge Management -- 22 Information and Knowledge Management for Sustainable Forestry -- 23 Integrating the DPSIR Approach and the Analytic Network Process for the Assessment of Forest Management Strategies -- 24 Establishment Management Information System (EMIS): Delivering Good Practice Advice on Tree Establishment in the Uplands of Britain -- 25 On Chatbots and Avatars - the Virtual Forester as a Guide to Knowledge about Sustainable Forest Management -- 26 Information and Knowledge Management in Support of Sustainable Forestry: a Review -- 27 How should We Manage Knowledge Ecosystems? Using Adaptive Knowledge Management -- 28 An Information Retrieval System to Support Management of Habitats and Rare Priority and Protected Species (HaRPPS) in Britain -- 29 Decision Support for Sustainable Forestry: Enhancing the Basic Rational Model -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Y.