In this article, we provide a synthesis of the peer-reviewed literature and state and federal
policies focused on absentee landowners of forestland, rangeland, or farmland in the US …

The internationally recognized need to adjust non-industrial private forest policies inspired
this study, which seeks a deeper understanding of the communication around decision …

Forest resources are important economic assets to the southern United States; however,
many landowners do not realize the full benefit of their forestland. It was believed that few …

In this research, we evaluated the intent of engaged private forest landowners to supply
woody biomass for bioenergy production. The study was conducted in a US state (Kentucky) …

This study maps forest owners' communication relationships in timber sales in Finland. The
study applies the concept of structural equivalence from social network analysis. The aim is …

This study uses a segmentation technique to classify landowners into four relevant groups to
explore their information-seeking behavior about the red oak borer—an insect pest found …

Abstract Families constitute the largest forest ownership group in the United States. Previous
research has suggested that absenteeism influences how families perceive, use, and …

Many European countries have seen significant changes in forest ownership structure, with
the emergence of a cohort commonly referred to as new forest owners, mainly within the non …

Sustainable management of private forests is a key issue to ensure sound rural economics
and a flow of ecosystem benefits. Logistic regression models for the adoption of woodland …

The goal of this research study was to contribute to a better understanding of the challenges
and opportunities of developing a woody biomass industry that includes non-industrial …