The book "Conserving Forest Biodiversity: A Comprehensive, Multiscaled Approach" by David B. Lindenmayer and Jerry F. Franklin presents a detailed and interdisciplinary approach to the long-term conservation of forest biodiversity. The authors advocate for an expanded reserve system and the management of production forests to support biodiversity. The book is divided into four sections: principles for biodiversity conservation in the matrix, biodiversity conservation across multiple spatial scales, case studies, and adaptive management and human aspects of matrix management. It integrates research from conservation biology, landscape ecology, restoration ecology, and silviculture, addressing social, political, and cultural issues. The book is praised for its broad coverage and practical applications, making it valuable for researchers, managers, and students. However, it may lack depth in some areas, such as specific definitions and examples of the precautionary principle. Overall, the book is a comprehensive reference for those interested in forest biodiversity conservation.The book "Conserving Forest Biodiversity: A Comprehensive, Multiscaled Approach" by David B. Lindenmayer and Jerry F. Franklin presents a detailed and interdisciplinary approach to the long-term conservation of forest biodiversity. The authors advocate for an expanded reserve system and the management of production forests to support biodiversity. The book is divided into four sections: principles for biodiversity conservation in the matrix, biodiversity conservation across multiple spatial scales, case studies, and adaptive management and human aspects of matrix management. It integrates research from conservation biology, landscape ecology, restoration ecology, and silviculture, addressing social, political, and cultural issues. The book is praised for its broad coverage and practical applications, making it valuable for researchers, managers, and students. However, it may lack depth in some areas, such as specific definitions and examples of the precautionary principle. Overall, the book is a comprehensive reference for those interested in forest biodiversity conservation.