‘Shocking and worrying’: Selective logging has big, lasting impact on fish

Mongabay
Apr 26, 2018, 7:36 pm379 pts
Selective logging has long been considered the lesser evil compared to clear-cutting when it comes to habitat preservation. But a new study adds to a growing chorus of concern that the practice may, in many ways, be just as harmful as outright deforestation. It finds fish communities in forests that were being…

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