David N. Seesholtz

Treesearch Publications

• Emily Jane Davis, Eric M. White, Lee K. Cerveny, David N. Seesholtz, Meagan L. Nuss, Donald R. Ulrich. 2017. Comparison of USDA Forest Service and stakeholder motivations and experiences in collaborative federal forest governance in the Western United States
• Rachel Bixler, Autumn Ellison, Cassandra Moseley, Andrew Bixler, David N. Seesholtz. 2016. Administrative and Judicial Review of NEPA Decisions: Risk Factors and Risk Minimizing Strategies for the Forest Service. Literature Review
• Marc J. Stern, S. Andrew Predmore, Wayde C. Morse, David N. Seesholtz. 2013. Project risk and appeals in U.S. Forest Service planning
• Matthew Auer, Kenneth Richards, David N. Seesholtz, Burnell Fischer, Christian Freitag, Joshua Grice. 2011. The U.S. Forest Service and its responsibilities under the national environmental policy act: a work design problem
• S. Andrew Predmore, Marc J. Stern, Michael J. Mortimer, David N. Seesholtz. 2011. Perceptions of legally mandated public involvement processes in the U.S. Forest Service
• Michael J. Mortimer, Marc J. Stern, Robert W. Malmsheimer, Dale Blahna, Lee K. Cerveny, David N. Seesholtz. 2011. Environmental and social risks: defensive National Environmental Policy Act in the US Forest Service
• Marc J. Stern, S. Andrew Predmore, Michael J. Mortimer, David N. Seesholtz. 2010. From the office to the field: Areas of tension and consensus in the implementation of the National Environmental Policy Act within the US Forest Service
• Marc J. Stern, S. Andrew Predmore, Michael J. Mortimer, David N. Seesholtz. 2010. The meaning of the National Environmental Policy Act within the U.S. Forest Service
• Donald G. MacGregor, David N. Seesholtz. 2008. Factors influencing line officers' decisions about National Environmental Policy Act project design and development.
• David N. Seesholtz, Denise Wickwar, John C. Russell. 2006. Social and economic profile technical guide
• Matthew S. Carroll, Patricia J. Cohn, David N. Seesholtz, Lorie L. Higgins. 2005. Fire as a galvanizing and fragmenting influence on communities: the case of the Rodeo-Chediski fire

• University of Washington, Community Forestry/Wildlife Biology, 1985