Ecological Silviculture
We evaluate silvicultural strategies for adapting forests to future changes in climate, insect and disease outbreaks, and global markets. This includes strategies for making forests more resilient to future change such as maintaining a diversity of live tree and dead wood structure in forests. To inform adaptation strategies, we also conduct research to improve our understanding of natural disturbance regimes and stand dynamics, and how forests have been altered over time through changes in land use.
New Field Guide Links Local Geologic History to Water Resources
Produced in collaboration with Louisiana State University, “Field Guide to the Hydrogeology of Ichauway” uses easily observed land features as examples where geology and hydrology
A Landscape-Scale Approach to Wetland Mitigation
The lab is excited to partner with Frances O’Donnell and Matt Waters at Auburn University and the Aquatic Biology lab on a new USDA AFRI grant to study the role of
2020 ESA Annual Meeting
Tune-in to our presentations at the virtual Ecological Society Annual meeting: What has the greatest effect on sap-flow: a prescribed fire, a hurricane, or a solar
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New Field Guide Links Local Geologic History to Water Resources
Produced in collaboration with Louisiana State University, “Field Guide to the Hydrogeology of Ichauway” uses easily observed land features as examples where geology and hydrology
A Landscape-Scale Approach to Wetland Mitigation
The lab is excited to partner with Frances O’Donnell and Matt Waters at Auburn University and the Aquatic Biology lab on a new USDA AFRI grant to study the role of
2020 ESA Annual Meeting
Tune-in to our presentations at the virtual Ecological Society Annual meeting: What has the greatest effect on sap-flow: a prescribed fire, a hurricane, or a solar
