Abstract Purpose of Review Ownership patterns and the associated management
characteristics are related to forest structures, biodiversity patterns, and their conservation …

The practice of silviculture is continually evolving in response to a multitude of social,
economic, and ecological factors. In 1986, the Journal of Forestry published a series of …

The future forests of eastern North America will be shaped by at least three broad drivers:(i)
vegetation change and natural disturbance patterns associated with the protracted recovery …

Land‐acquisition strategies employed by conservation organizations vary in their flexibility.
Conservation‐planning theory largely fails to reflect this by presenting models that are either …

Voluntary, permanent land protection is a key conservation process in many countries.
Concerns with the effectiveness of such decentralized processes exist due to the potential …

Forest managers and policymakers across the globe are continually exploring ways to better
understand how various socio-economic conditions and shocks can influence timber supply …

Establishing protected areas, where human activities and land cover changes are restricted,
is among the most widely used strategies for biodiversity conservation. This practice is …

New England is a predominately forested landscape in which 80% of the forest is privately
owned and patterns of land use are the result of diverse landowners acting individually in …

Forest natural climate solutions such as improved forest management and reforestation
have been identified as a cost-effective way to mitigate climate change. Several US states …

The spatial overlap between large landscape conservation designs and existing land
protections is not always clear, especially in regions where private ownerships and small …