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Peer-reviewed publications:Forbes, B.C., J.J. Ebersole and B. Strandberg (2001) Anthropogenic disturbance and patch dynamics in circumpolar arctic ecosystems. Conservation Biology 15:954-969.
Kofinas, G., G. Osherenko, D. Klein and B. Forbes (2000) Research planning in the face of change: the human role in reindeer/caribou systems. Polar Research 19(1):3-21.
Forbes, B.C. (1999) Land use and climate change in the Yamal-Nenets region of northwest Siberia: some ecological and socio-economic implications. Polar Research 18(2):1-7.
Forbes, B.C. and O.I. Sumina (1999) Comparative ordination of low arctic vegetation recovering from disturbance: reconciling two contrasting approaches for field data collection. Arctic, Antarctic and Alpine Research 31:389-399.
Forbes, B.C. (1999) Reindeer herding and petroleum development on Poluostrov Yamal: sustainable or mutually incompatible uses? Polar Record 35:317-322.
Molau, U., T.R. Christensen, B.C. Forbes, J.I. Holten, G.W. Kling and G.L. Vourlitis (1999) Climate change effects on northern terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems: current status assessment. Chemosphere: Global Change Science 1:493-495.
Forbes, B.C. and R.L. Jefferies (1999) Revegetation of disturbed arctic sites: constraints and applications. Biological Conservation 88:15-24.
Forbes, B.C. (1998) Cumulative impacts of vehicle traffic on high arctic tundra: soil temperature, plant biomass, species richness and mineral nutrition. Nordicana 57:269-274.
Forbes, B.C. (1997) Tundra disturbance studies. IV. Species establishment on anthropogenic primary surfaces, Yamal Peninsula, Northwest Siberia, Russia. Polar Geography 21:79-100.
Forbes, B.C. (1996) Plant communities of archaeological sites, abandoned dwellings, and trampled tundra in the eastern Canadian Arctic: a multivariate analysis. Arctic 49:141-154.
Forbes, B.C. (1995) Tundra disturbance studies. III. Short-term effects of aeolian sand and dust, Yamal Region, Northwest Siberia, Russia. Environmental Conservation 22:335-344.
Kevan, P.G., B.C. Forbes, V. Behan-Pelletier and S. Kevan (1995) Vehicle tracks on high arctic tundra: their effects on the soil, vegetation and soil arthropods. Journal of Applied Ecology 32:656-669.
Forbes, B.C. (1994) The importance of bryophytes in the classification of human-disturbed high arctic vegetation. Journal of Vegetation Science 5:875-882.
Forbes, B.C. (1993) Aspects of natural recovery of soils, hydrology and vegetation at an abandoned high arctic settlement, Baffin Island, Canada. In: Proceedings of the VI International Conference on Permafrost, Beijing, China, July 1993, South China Institute of Technology Press. Vol. 1, pp. 176-181.
Forbes, B.C. (1993) Small-scale wetland restoration in the High Arctic: a long-term perspective. Restoration Ecology 1:59-68.
Forbes, B.C. (1992) Tundra disturbance studies. II. Plant growth forms of human-disturbed ground in the Canadian Far North. Musk-ox 39:46-55.
Forbes, B.C. (1992) Tundra disturbance studies. I. Long-term effects of vehicles on species richness and biomass. Environmental Conservation 19:48-58.
Forbes, B.C. (1992) History, ecology and biogeography of anthropogenic disturbance along the upper Steese Highway, interior Alaska. Journal of Northern Sciences 4:1-15.
Edited publications:
Forbes, B.C. (2003) Conservation; Environmental problems; Habitat loss; Polar Steppe; Reindeer; Sedge meadows; Tundra; Vegetation distribution; Wet tundra and Wilderness. Entries to appear in: M. Nuttall (ed.)Encyclopedia of the Arctic. Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, London(accepted).Nellemann, C., L. Kullerud, I. Vistnes, B. Forbes et al. (2001) GLOBIO Global methodology for mapping human impacts on the biosphere: the Arctic 2050 scenario and global application. UNEP/DEWA Technical Report 3, 47 pp.
Forbes, B.C. and J.D. McKendrick (2002) Polar tundra. In: A.J. Davy and M. Perrow (eds.) Handbook of Ecological Restoration. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (in press).Tolvanen, A., B.C. Forbes, K.E. Rytkönen, and K. Laine (2001) Regeneration of dominant plants after short-term pedestrian trampling in sub-arctic plant communities. In: F.E. Wielgolaski (ed.) Nordic Mountain
Birch Ecosystems. UNESCO, Paris, pp. 359-368Forbes, B.C. (2001) Flora and vegetation of natural and disturbed habitats at Yarte 6, a medieval period archaeological site on the Yuribei River, west-central Yamal Peninsula, northwest Siberia. In: N. Fedorova (ed.) Reindeer Hunters in the Interior Tundra of Yamal. Insitute of History and Archaeology, Ekaterinburg (in press).
Forbes, B.C. (2001) Changes in permafrost landscapes under global change: ecological responses to variations in land use and climate. In: R.R. Paepe and V. Melnikov (ed.) Permafrost Response on Economic Development, Environmental Security and Natural Resource Potential. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, pp. 333-339.
Saarikivi, J. and B. Forbes (2000) Maakaasu tuhoaa elämää pohjoisessa
(Gas destroys life in the North). Ylioppilaslehti 87(15):16-17.Forbes, B.C. (2000) Preface. In: O.I. Sumina (ed.) Research on Anthropogenic Impacts in the Russian Arctic. Arctic Centre Reports 29, University of Lapland, Rovaniemi, pp. 4-7.
Forbes, B.C. (1999) The end of the earth: threats to the Yamal Region's cultural and biological diversity. Wild Earth 9(3):46-50.
Ruth, E., P. Soppela, B.C. Forbes and R. Langlais (1999) Circumpolar Ph.D. Network in Arctic Environmental Studies (CAES Network). In: M. Turunen et al. (eds.) A Terrestrial Transect for Scandinavia/ Northern Europe: Proceedings of the International SCANTRAN Conference. Ecosystems Research Report 31, European Commission, Brussels, pp. 200-202.
Laine, K., P. Lähdesmäki, E. Ruth, B.C. Forbes et al. (1999) Stress and recovery of wild plants in northern ecosystems. In: M. Turunen et al. (eds.) A Terrestrial Transect for Scandinavia/ Northern Europe: Proceedings of the International SCANTRAN Conference. Ecosystems Research Report 31, European Commission, Brussels, p. 70.
Okotetto, M.N. and B.C. Forbes (1999) Conflicts between Yamal-Nenets reindeer husbandry and petroleum development in the forest tundra and tundra region of northwest Siberia. In: S. Kankaanpää, T. Tasanen and M.-L. Sutinen (eds.) Sustainable Development in Timberline Forests. Finnish Forest Research Administration, Helsinki, pp. 95-99.
Forbes, B.C. (1999) Restoration of high latitude wetlands: an example from the Canadian High Arctic. In: W.J. Streever (ed.) An International Perspective on Wetland Rehabilitation. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, pp. 205-214.
Forbes, B.C.(1997) Anthropogenic tundra disturbance in Canada and Russia: patterns of response within and among different ecosystems. In: R.M.M. Crawford (ed.) Disturbance and Recovery in Arctic Lands: an Ecological Perspective, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, pp. 365-379.
Forbes, B.C. (1995) Effects of surface disturbance on the movement of native and exotic plants under a changing climate. In: T.V. Callaghan (ed.) Global Change and Arctic Terrestrial Ecosystems. Ecosystems Research Report 10, European Commission, Brussells, pp. 209-219.
Forbes, B.C. (1994) Review of 'Global Change and Arctic Terrestrial Ecosystems: An International Conference' held in Oppdal, Norway 21-26 August 1993. Environmental Conservation 20:372.
Forbes, B.C. (1993) Anthropogenic tundra disturbance and patterns of response in the eastern Canadian Arctic. In: L. Müller-Wille (ed.) Northern Studies Forum, McGill University, Montreal, 475 pp.
Forbes, B.C. (1992) Poleward migrating plants and human agency: a situation worth considering anew. MAB Northern Sciences Network Newsletter 12:16-17.
Edited volume:
Forbes, B.C., D.R. Klein, G. Kofinas and I. Krupnik (eds.) (2000)
Proceedings of Human Role in Reindeer/Caribou Systems Workshop. Polar
Research 19:1-142.Hukkinen, J., B. Forbes, F. Horn, P. Kuhry and R. Langlais (eds.) (1999) Arctic Centre’s Research Strategy 1999-2003. Arctic Centre Reports 29, University of Lapland, Rovaniemi, 30 pp.
Sippola, A.-L., P. Alaraudanjoki, B.C. Forbes and V. Hallikainen (eds.) (1995) Northern wilderness areas: ecology, sustainability, values. Arctic Centre Publications 7, University of Lapland, Rovaniemi, 438 pp.
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