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Analysis of North Caroling Forest Industry Earnings: Adapting Household-Level Data from the American Community Survey to a Social Accounting Matrix
A. Scouse, E. McConnell, S.S. Kelley, and R. Venditti

Youth-Based Citizen Science Monitoring: Case Studies from Three National Forests
A.N. Pitt and C.A. Schultz

Fusiform Rust Hazard Mapping for Loblolly Pine in the Southeastern United States Using Progeny Test Data
T.D. Walker and S.E. McKeand

Building Bridges: Perspectives on Partnership and Collaboration from the US Forest Service Tribal Relations Program
M.J. Dockry, S.A. Gutterman, and M.A. Davenport

Can You Hear Me Now? Using Importance-Performance Analysis to Gauge US Forest Service Employee Satisfaction with Handheld Radios
A.P. Fulmer, B.B. Boley, and G.T. Green

Return to Flame: Reasons for Burning in Lytton First Nation, British Columbia
M. Lewis, A. Christianson, and M. Sprinks

Identifying a Career Ladder in Urban Forestry by Analyzing Job Postings and Interviews
K. O’Herrin, P.E. Wiseman, S.D. Day, and W.H. Hwang

US Urban Forest Statistics, Values, and Projects
D.J. Nowak and E.J. Greenfield

Expansion of Southern Pine Beetle in Northeastern Forests: Management and Impact of a Primary Bark Beetle in a New Region
K.J. Dodds, C.F. Aoki, A.Arango-Velez, J. Cancelliere, A.W. D’Amato, M.F. DiGirolomo, and R.J. Rabaglia

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Crop Tree Release Guidelines for 71- to 94-Year-Old Oak Stands Based on Height and Financial Maturity
M.C. Demchik, J.L. Conrad IV, M.M. Vokoun, B. Backes, I. Schellhaass, and B.M. Demchik

Analysis of Relative Tax Burden on Nonindustrial Private Forest Landowners in the Southeastern United States
T.L. Cushing and D. Newman

Financial Trade-Offs Associated with Controlling Chinese Privet (Ligustrum sinense Lour.) in Forestlands in the Southern USA
F.J. Benez-Secanho, D.L. Grebner, A.W. Ezell, and R.K. Grala

The Economic Contribution of Stewardship Contracting: Two Case Studies from the Mount Hood National Forest
J.M. Daniels, M. Nielsen-Pincus, M. Paruszkiewicz, and N. Poage 

State Property Tax Programs Promoting Sustainable Forests in the United States: A Review of Program Structure and Administration
M.A. Kilgore, P.V. Ellefson, T.J. Funk, and G.E. Frey

Recreation Equity: Is the Forest Service Serving Its Diverse Publics?
D. Flores, G. Falco, N.S. Roberts, and F.P. Valenzuela III

Patterns in Forest Harvesting in New England and New York: Using FIA Data to Evaluate Silvicultural Outcomes
E.P. Belair and M.J. Ducey 

A Review of Changes in US Logging Businesses 1980s—Present
J.L. Conrad IV, W. Dale Greene, and P. Hiesl

Mapping and Modeling Ecological Conditions of Longleaf Pine Habitats in the Apalachicola National Forest
M.D.  Trager, J. B. Drake, A.M. Jenkins, and C.J. Petrick

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Benchmarking Scholarly Performance by Faculty in Forestry and Forest Products
R.K. Swihart, M. Sundaram, K.F. Kellner, and S. Fei

Joint Fire Science Program (JFSP) Fire Science Exchange Network:  A National Evaluation of Initiative Impacts
L.D. Maletsky, W.P. Evans, L. Singletary, and L.L. Sicafuse

Applying Lidar Individual Tree Detection to Management of Structurally Diverse Forest Landscapes
S.M.A. Jeronimo, V.R. Kane, D.J. Churchill, R.J. McGaughey, and J.F. Franklin

Assessing the Economic Viability of Loggers Operating Tree-Length Harvest Systems in the Northeast
J. Regula, R. Germain, S. Bick, and L. Zhang

In Forest and Intact: Designating Future Use of Family-Forest-Owned Land
M. Markowski-Lindsay, P. Catanzaro, K. Bell, D. Kittredge, E. Markowitz, J. Leahy, B. Butler, A. Milman, and S. Allred

The Context of Place: Issues Measuring Place Attachment Across Urban Forest Contexts
C.J. Wynveen, I.E. Schneider, and A. Arnberger

Normative and Ethical Foundations of Ecological Forestry in the United States
V.A. Sample

Rethinking the Wildland Fire Management System
M.P. Thompson, D.G. MacGregor, C.J. Dunn, D.E. Calkin, and J. Phipps

Insights on the Use of Decision-Support Tools to Sustain Forest Ecosystems from a Case Study in Pennsylvania, USA
J. Rittenhouse, L. Leites, K. Derham, and S. Miller

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Structural Changes in the Growing Stock of Important Tree Species Groups in the Central Hardwood Region
W.G. Luppold; M.S. Bumgardner

Procurement Contracting and Forest Communities: Factors Affecting Local Business Utilization in the Inland Northwest
C.P. McIver; A.L. Metcalf; E.C. Berg

Temporal Trends in Fusiform Rust Infections and Their Relationships with Stand Structure in Pine Plantations in East Texas
Y.H. Weng; D.W. Coble; J. Grogan; J.P. Stovall

What Does the Public Believe about Tall Wood Buildings? An Exploratory Study in the US Pacific Northwest
P. Larasatie, J.E. Guerrero, K. Conroy, T.E. Hall, E. Hansen, and M.D. Nedham

Developing Adaptive Approaches to Forest Harvest Management in Boreal Alaska under Rapid Climate Change
M. Morimoto and G.P. Juday

How Today’s Professionals Prefer to Find the Science They Need to Do Their Jobs
R.W. Guldin

Using GIS and the Ecosystem Management Decision Support Tools for Forest Management on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, Washington State
J. Cannon, R. Hickey, and W. Gaines

Using Best Available Science Information: Determining Best and Available
B.E. Esch, A.E.M. Waltz, T.N. Waserman, and E.L. Kalies

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Evaluation of Three Forest-Based Bioenergy Development Strategies in the Inland Northwest, United States
D. Saul, S. Newman, S. Peterson, E. Kosse, R. Jacobson, S. Devadoss, T. Laninga, J. Moroney

Economic Impacts of the Shortleaf-Bluestem Community Restoration Project
A. Shrestha and S. R. Mehmood

 Economic Contribution Analysis of the Forest Products Industry: A Comparison of the Two Methods for Multi-Sector Contribution Analysis Using IMPLAN
R. Parajuli, J.E. Henderson, S. Tanger, O. Joshi, and R. Dahal

Utilization of Low Grade Wood for Use as Animal Bedding: A Case Study of Eastern Hemlock
M.M. Smith, C.J. Park, C.P. Andam, and J.D. Aber

Family Forest Landowners and The Endangered Species Act:  Assessing Potential Incentive Programs
L.K. Ward, G.T. Green, and R.L. Izlar

Logging Pattern and Landscape Change in Southern Mexico: Identifying Potential Weaknesses and Strengthening Conservation in Community-based Management Programs through Landscape Analysis
J.A. Ascanio-Lárraga, J.L. León-Cortés, M.A. Castillo-Santiago, and E. Ramírez-Segura

Performance Metrics for Street and Park Trees in Urban Forests
E.A. North, A.W. D’Amato, and M.B. Russell

Review of the Effects of Conservation Easements on Surrounding Property Values
T. Reeves, B. Mei, P. Bettinger, and J. Siry

A Review of Research Needs for Pollinators in Managed Conifer Forests
J.W. River, S.M. Galbraith, J.H. Cane, C.B. Schultz, M.D. Ulyshen, and U.G. Kormann

VEB-Econ: A Vegetative Environmental Buffer decision support tool for environmental quality Management
J. Tyndall and J. Randall

Strategies for Successful Engagement of African American Landowners in Forestry
J. Schelhas, S. Hitchner, and P. Dwivedi

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An Analysis of Costs and Cost Trends for Southern Forestry Practices
D.W. Callaghan, P.N. Khanal, and T.J. Straka

Increasing Atmospheric CO₂ Concentration Alters Stand Development in Trembling Aspen Forests: Are Outdated Density Management Guidelines in Need of Revision for All Species?
M.E. Kubiske, C.W. Woodall, and C.C. Kern

Landowner Perspectives on Reforestation following a High-Severity Wildfire in California
L.Waks, S.D. Kocher, and L. Huntsinger

An Initial Look at Contracted Wildfire Response Capacity in the American West
H. Huber-Stearns, C. Moseley, C. Bone, N. Mosurinjohn, and K.M. Lyon

History, Highlights and Perspectives of Southern Upland Hardwood Silviculture Research
C.J. Schweitzer

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View these 17 presentations:

Biomass, Bioenergy, and Carbon

Southern Pines Growth, Yield and Carbon Balance Integrated Model, Carlos Gonzalez-Benecke, Oregon State University
Branch Volume, Weight, and Biomass Partitioning for Red Pine Pulpwood in North Central Wisconsin, Paul Doruska, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Biomass Harvesting in the Great Lakes – St. Lawrence Forest: Finding Ecological and Economic Answers, Jeff Fera, Natural Resources Canada
A New, Dynamic Forest Management-Climate Decision Support System, Leslie Boby, Southern Regional Extension Forestry

Economics

Economic Growth, Technological Change, and the Global Demand for Newsprint: Implications for the US Industry, Craig Johnston, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Regional Economic Impact of a Western North Carolina Pellet Mill, Laurel Kays, NCSU
ForestryImpacts.net: One-stop Shop for Forest Economic Contribution Reports, Leslie Boby, Southern Regional Extension Forestry
Sustainable Forest Products Supply Chains, Dalia Abbas, University of Georgia
Impacts of Best Management Practices on Logging Costs and Productivity in the Northeast U.S.A., Matthew Kelly, Michigan Technological University
Evaluating Best Management Practice (BMP) Implementation, Laura Heier, Steigerwaldt Land Services
Maintaining Logger Viability in the Northeast, Jamie Regula, SUNY ESF
Challenges and Opportunities for Maintaining Ponderosa Pine Forests in the Southwestern U.S., Thomas Kolb, Northern Arizona University

Harvesting & Utilization

Examining Wood Product Associated Emissions and Bioenergy in the Southern Rockies, Todd Morgan, The University of Montana Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Characterizing Timber Salvage Operations on Public Forests in Minnesota and Wisconsin, Matthew Russell, University of Minnesota
The Black Forest Burned Timber Recovery Effort, Kurt Mackes, Colorado State University
Single Tree Selection Order of Removal in Northern Hardwood Forests (Economic & Ecological Analysis of Northern Hardwood Single-Tree Selection Order of Removal Procedures) bottom of videos, Forrest Gibeault, Steigerwaldt Land Services, Inc         

Technology

Real-time Tracking in Logging: Effects of Canopy, Aspect, and PDOP on GPS Movement Data and Geofence Accuracy, Eloise Zimbelman, University of Idaho
Multi-transmitter GPS Accuracy Analysis for Recording Swing Movements of Harvesting Machinery, Ryer Becker, University of Idaho