What secondary research evidence exists on the effects of forest management after disturbances: a systematic map protocol

Table 5 Summary of findings table of individual outcomes for Ecosystem services

Region	Ecosystem service section	Outcome measure	review year	RI¹	DA²	Outcome indicator	Results effect size + standard error	Key findings³
Global	Provisioning	Water supply	Name4 et al. (2011)	5	wind
			Name5 (2021)	c	fire
		Wood supply	Name1and Name2 (2012)	1	all	Tree density and height	height: -0.19 + 0.17 Density: −0.18 + 0.3	No evidence for a general effect of salvage logging on tree density and regeneration
	Regulating	Erosion control
		Pollination
		Soil formation
		Carbon sequestration
		Microclimate
	Cultural	Recreation
Tropical	Provisioning	Water supply
	Provisioning	Wood supply
	Regulating	Erosion control
		Pollination
		Soil formation
		Carbon sequestration
		Microclimate
	Cultural	Recreation
Temperate	Provisioning	Water supply
	Provisioning	Wood supply
	Regulating	Erosion control
		Pollination
		Soil formation
		Carbon sequestration
		Microclimate
	Cultural	Recreation
Boreal	Provisioning	Water supply
	Provisioning	Wood supply
	Regulating	Erosion control
		Pollination
		Soil formation
		Carbon sequestration
		Microclimate
	Cultural	Recreation

Language of evidence [62] is used to describe the effect to avoid the use of the term “statistically significant” (for a discussion see for example [63,64,65])
¹Review identifier, see summary table of scope (Table X)
²Disturbance agent: all, fire, wind, insects, harvest
³Language of evidence

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