Managing Forest Lands After a Hurricane: Lessons Learned from Forest Landowners in the Panhandle, Florida
Speaker(s): Mysha Clarke, University of Florida
Description: This presentation will highlight 1) the socio-ecological impacts of Hurricane Michael on 1) future land ownership behaviors, 2) the factors that influence their forest restoration plans 2) and the impacts of relief funding on their overall future forest ownership and management plans.
SAF CFE: 0.5 Category 1
ESA CEU: 0.125

The Total Economic Value (TEV) of Family Forests: Learning from an NWOS Science Module
Speaker(s): Jesse Caputo, USDA Forest Service
Description: The National Woodland Owner Survey science module on landowner values was developed and implemented in order to collect data on economic values not covered by the base NWOS survey, with an aim of bringing us closer to understanding the total economic value (TEV) that landowners derive from their forested land.
SAF CFE: 0.5 Category 1
ESA CEU: 0.125

Wood Supply from Family Forests of the United States: Biophysical, Social, and Economic Factors
Speaker(s): Brett Butler, USDA Forest Service Forest Inventory and Analysis
Description: Across the U.S., 41% of the timber removals come from family forests. The factors associated with this wood supply are explored using data from forest inventory plots, landowner surveys, mill surveys, and other data sources. General descriptive results will be presented along with results from bivariate and multivariable analyses.
SAF CFE: 0.5 Category 1
ESA CEU: 0.125