1. Knowledge Transfer in Forest Landscape Ecology:
A Primer .................................................... 1
Ajith H. Perera, Lisa J. Base, and Thomas R. Crow
2. Transfer and Extension of Forest Landscape Ecology:
A Matter of Models and Scale ............................... 19
Anthony W. King and Ajith H. Perera
3. A Collaborative, Iterative Approach to Transferring
Modeling Technology to Land Managers ....................... 43
Eric J. Gustafson, Brian R. Start evant,
and Andrew Fall
4. Development and Transfer of Spatial Tools Based
on Landscape Ecological Principles: Supporting
Public Participation in Forest Restoration Planning
in the Southwestern United States .......................... 65
Haxdee M. Hampton, Ethan N. Aumack, John W.
Prather, Brett G. Dickson, Yaguang Xu. and
Thomas D. Sisk
5. Transferring Landscape Ecological Knowledge in
a Multipartner Landscape: The Border Lakes Region
of Minnesota and Ontario ................................... 97
David E. Lytic, Meredith W. Cornett, and
Mary S. Harkness
6. Applications of Forest Landscape Ecology and
the Role of Knowledge Transfer in a Public
Land Management Agency .................................... 129
Lisa J. Base and Ajith H. Perera
7. Moving to the Big Picture: Applying Knowledge
from Landscape Ecology to Managing U.S. National
Forests ................................................... 157
Thomas R. Crow
8. Fundamentals of Knowledge Transfer and Extension .......... 181
A. Scott Reed and Viviane Simon-Brown
9. Synthesis: What Are the Lessons for Landscape
Ecologists? ............................................... 205
Thomas R. Crow, Ajith H. Perera, and Lisa
J. Buse
Index ........................................................ 215
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