College of Agriculture & Natural Resources

• Population dynamics in complex landscapes: a case study

  Published on August 12, 1991
  The abundance and distribution of natural populations can be strongly influences by the types and arrangements of habitat patches within a landscape.

• Accounting for ecosystem services in compensating for the costs of effective conservation in protected areas

  Published on October 3, 2017
  Protected areas are a major approach for conserving ecosystem services globally. Effective conservation in protected areas must integrate human livelihoods into the design and management of conservation.

• Ecological and economic effects of forest landscape structure and rotation length: simulation studies using ECOLECON

  Published on September 18, 1993
  ECOLECON is a spatially-explicit, object-oriented computer simulation model that simulates animal population dynamics and economic yield from timber harvests based on forest landscape structure and timber management schemes.

• Individual-based simulation models for forest succession and management

  Published on September 28, 1994
  This paper attempts to review and compare two major types of individual-based forest models: growth-yield and gap models.

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  Forestry Graduate Student Spotlight – Shivan Gc

  Published on March 11, 2021
  Shivan Gc, Ph.D. Candidate, is interested is the economics and decision making processes of natural resource management using economic models and social theories.

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  Keep your woods healthy for tomorrow

  Published on June 17, 2020
  Forest owners have a new tool to identify and address threats to their own forest’s long-term health.