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Combining thinning and diverse plantings to adapt to climate-change-induced timber supply shortage in British Columbia | Lafond et al.
https://t.co/vMGsoaxfFG #OpenAccess#forestry
Avery Holbrook after felling a longleaf pine for our growth efficiency and site index study. Great time to be working in the Ecological Silviculture Lab and taking advantage of the southwestern GA winter months!
We are now hiring Research Technician positions in our Ecological Silviculture and Herpetology Labs! Live and work on a 28,500-acre site with #longleafpine forests, a multitude of wetlands, and miles of stream/river ecosystems. https://t.co/NggJbrUZwQ
How does stand structure influence the resistance and resilience of longleaf pine stands under different silviculture regimes? Find out in our new paper with John Willis and Jim Guldin of @usfs_srs and Ajay Sharma @FL_Silviculture https://t.co/VeS4P83tNq
What do you get when you bring 50 silviculturists together on a field tour? A lot of discussion/debate on terminology, of course, and some excellent examples of good forest management!!
Check it out, I made my first R package!
"hurrecon" estimates hurricane wind fields for using @NOAA hurricane data. Based on @HarvardForest's Emery Booses original paper https://t.co/daypzIuFMG
Please RT📢 I am co-editing on “Forest Insect Invasions – Risk Mapping Approaches and Applications”, a special issue of @FrontInsectSci with @Allan_L_Carroll @BrittanySBarker and others. Consider submitting! Link 👇https://t.co/7BO3ct6rfV
Representing in the Bankhead National Forest. #MSUCFR forestry students take a break from Introduction to Forest Communities to pose for a group shot. Students also took a field tour with
@Weyerhaeuser to learn how they use soils to aid in management decisions.
Extremely proud of Elizabeth Baach who has successfully defended her thesis and was recognized as this years Moering Award winner for outstanding MS student in Forestry.
Does anyone know of a funding source to support yearly monitoring of an imperiled plant?! I have one year of data but want to continue monitoring. Please RT!