The current infestation of mountain pine beetle (Dendroctonus ponderosae) is having a signigicant effect on the lodgepole pine forests of interior British Columbia. Some of the infested stands will regenerate naturally over time as part of a natural disturbance pattern with fires and stand succession, but other stands will need assistance to restore them before regeneration is established. The Forest Engineering Research Institute of Canada (FERIC) conducted a literature review examining regeneration issues in lodgepole pine stands killed by mountain pine beetle. The literature review also included regeneration following other large-scale natural disturbances such as wildfire, since the treatments may be applicable to beetle-killed stands.