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Table 1. Bark beetle outbreaks affect home values differently depending on the environmental context
Figure 1. Rephotographic series showing forest recovery following a high- severity spruce beetle (Dendroctonus rufipennis) outbreak around Purple Lake, Utah, in the 1940s (Morris and Brunelle 2012)
Figure 2. Salvage logging following bark beetle outbreaks in (a) southern California and (b) British Columbia, Canada.
Figure 3. Framework for understanding the interaction of bark beetle disturbances within a social–ecological system.

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