Family forest owners (FFOs) control a plurality of forestland in the United States, and the
decisions these landowners make have a profound impact on the landscape. Most research …

Private forest owners influence future forest cover, health, and connectivity in the landscape.
A forest management plan can promote effective stewardship by clearly specifying goals …

This Special Issue (SI) compiles articles from the fields of forest sector business, market
analysis, operations, and economic and policy studies in the United States. It serves as a …

Originally, forest sustainability was primarily concerned with continual timber production.
Contemporary concepts such as sustainable forest management (SFM) and climate-smart …

Family forest owners (FFOs) are critical stakeholders in ensuring many conservation
outcomes, including improved water quality. In the highly forested Lake Champlain basin of …

Forest management plans (FMP) are key decision-support tools for forest managers and a
central policy instrument in many countries. Despite its pivotal importance in forest …

Forests play an important role in adapting to and mitigating the negative effects of climate
change and environmental degradation through sustainable forest management. In Europe …

Family forest owners in the southern United States have complex relationships with trees
and forests rooted in a long history of forest-based rural economies and land use change. As …

This study aims to estimate the adoption rate of genetically advanced loblolly pine (Pinus
taeda) seedlings and better understand the factors influencing seedling choice among …

Individuals, families, and trusts own a plurality of forest land in the United States, and the
decisions made by these landowners have substantial impacts on the ecological, economic …