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Jeffrey D. Kline, PhD

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Jeffrey D. Kline, PhD

Research Forester

Pacific Northwest Research Station

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Andrew Gray, Taylor K. Lucey, David V. D'Amore, John B. Kim, David L. Nicholls, Nadia A. Tase, Andrew C. Yost, Jeffrey D. Kline, Jeremy S. Fried, Daniel E.B. Swann. 2026. Forest ecosystem carbon models: structure and suitability for current issues on the West Coast of North America
Mahmood Muttaqee, Alexandra Paige Fischer, Aaron Groth, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2026. Target groups for emerging wildfire risk policy: Forest owners in the western Pacific Northwest
Alexandra Paige Fischer, Mahmood Muttaqee, Riva C.H. Denny, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2026. Risk perception and response to changing wildfire hazards: Evidence from family forest owners in the western US Pacific Northwest
Changyou Sun, Jeffrey D. Kline, Xiaofei Li. 2025. Conservation easement adoption among forest landowners in the United States
Randall Bluffstone, Ma Chan, Cort Cox, Melinda M. Davis, Caitlin Dickinson, Sahan T.M. Dissanayake, Jeffrey D. Kline, Citlactli Carrera Lopez, Himani Ojha, Sterling Stokes, Saurabh S. Thosar, Srilakshmi Vedantam. 2025. Evaluating nature-based versus generic physical activity programs to address chronic health conditions: Lessons from an Oregon (USA) pilot study
Benjamin Rushakoff, Tamara L. Cushing, Jeffrey D. Kline, Olli-Pekka Kuusela. 2024. Factors influencing forest landowner enrollment in preferential property tax programs
Caitlyn Reilley, Christopher Dunn, Mindy Crandall, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2024. Socially vulnerable US Pacific Northwest communities are more likely to experience wildfires
Ian E. Munanura, Jeffrey D. Kline, Javier A. Parada Torres, Randall Rosenberger, Miles Phillips, Julie Miller. 2024. A cognitive appraisal approach to understanding mountain bikers' post-trip trails recommendation intent
John Kirkland, Jeffrey D. Kline, Ian Munanura. 2024. From timber to tourism: Perceptions in rural communities about changing forest-based economies
Kristin Sweeney, Ruth Dittrich, Spencer Moffat, Chelsea Power, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2023. Estimating the economic value of carbon losses from wildfires using publicly available data sources: Eagle Creek Fire, Oregon 2017
Caitlyn Reilley, Mindy S. Crandall, Jeffrey D. Kline, John B. Kim, Jaime de Diego. 2023. The influence of socioeconomic factors on human wildfire ignitions in the Pacific Northwest, USA
Andrea Watts, Jeffrey D. Kline, Andrew Gray. 2023. Does housing development influence how private forest landowners manage forest land?
Ian E. Munanura, Javier A. Parada, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2023. A cognitive appraisal theory perspective of residents’ support for tourism
Jaime de Diego, Mercedes Fernández, Antonio Rúa, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2023. Examining socioeconomic factors associated with wildfire occurrence and burned area in Galicia (Spain) using spatial and temporal data
Sonja Kolstoe, Jeffrey D. Kline, Luanne Lohr. 2022. Economic approaches for managing migratory bird habitat across multi-owner landscapes
Ian E. Munanura, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2022. Residents’ support for tourism: The role of tourism impact attitudes, forest value orientations, and quality of life in Oregon, United States
Andrea Watts, Jeffrey D. Kline, Robert G. Haight. 2021. Planting trees to mitigate climate change: Policy incentives could lead to increased carbon sequestration
Jeffrey D. Kline, Laurie L. Houston, Andrew Gray, Vicente Monleon. 2021. Evaluating empirical evidence for housing development effects on the management of remaining private-owned forest in the U.S.
Yukiko Hashida, John Withey, David J. Lewis, Tara Newman, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2020. Anticipating changes in wildlife habitat induced by private forest owners’ adaptation to climate change and carbon policy
Yukiko Hashida, David J. Lewis, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2020. Anticipating interactions between forest management and wildfire as private forestland owners adapt to climate change
Stephen F. McCool, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2020. Chapter 11: A systems thinking approach for thinking and reflecting on sustainable recreation on public lands in an era of complexity, uncertainty, and change
Dale Blahna, Jeffrey D. Kline, Daniel R. Williams, Karla Rogers, Anna B. Miller, Stephen F. McCool, Francisco Valenzuela. 2020. Chapter 12: Integrating social, ecological, and economic factors in sustainable recreation planning and decisionmaking
Dale Blahna, Lee K. Cerveny, Daniel R. Williams, Jeffrey D. Kline, Matthew Helmer, Stephen F. McCool, Francisco Valenzuela. 2020. Chapter 5: Rethinking “outdoor recreation” to account for the diversity of human experiences and connections to public lands
Robert G. Haight, Randall Bluffstone, Jeffrey D. Kline, John W. Coulston, David N. Wear, Kate Zook. 2020. Estimating the Present Value of Carbon Sequestration in U.S. Forests, 2015–2050, for Evaluating Federal Climate Change Mitigation Policies
Melissa M. Kreye, Damian C. Adams, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2019. Gaining voter support for watershed protection
Yueyang Jiang, John B. Kim, Christopher J. Still, Becky K. Kerns, Jeffrey D. Kline, Pat Cunningham. 2018. Inter-comparison of multiple statistically downscaled climate datasets for the Pacific Northwest, USA
Delilah Jaworski, Jeffrey D. Kline, Chris Miller, Kawa Ng, Mike Retzlaff, Henry Eichman, Doug Smith. 2018. Evaluating Ecosystem Services as Management Outcomes in National Forest and Grassland Planning Assessments
John Kirkland, Eric M. White, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2018. How much fun? Evaluating economic implications of recreation in national forests
Susan Charnley, Jeffrey D. Kline, Eric M. White, Jesse Abrams, Rebecca J. McLain, Cassandra Moseley, Heidi Huber-Stearns. 2018. Chapter 8: Socioeconomic well-being and forest management in northwest forest plan- area communities
Andrea Watts, Thomas Spies, Jeffrey D. Kline, Warren B. Cohen. 2017. Can we store carbon and have our timber and habitat too?
R. Bluffstone, John W. Coulston, Robert G. Haight, Jeffrey D. Kline, S. Polasky, David N. Wear, K. Zook. 2017. Estimated values of carbon sequestration resulting from forest management scenarios
Jeffrey D. Kline, Eric M. White, A Paige Fischer, Michelle M. Steen-Adams, Susan Charnley, Christine S. Olsen, Thomas Spies, John D. Bailey. 2017. Integrating social science into empirical models of coupled human and natural systems
Thomas Spies, Eric M. White, Alan Ager, Jeffrey D. Kline, John P. Bolte, Emily Platt, Keith A. Olsen, Robert J. Pabst, Ana M. G. Barros, John D. Bailey, Susan Charnley, Anita T. Morzillo, Jennifer Koch, Michelle M. Steen-Adams, Peter Singleton, James Sulzman, Cynthia Schwartz, Blair Csuti. 2017. Using an agent-based model to examine forest management outcomes in a fire-prone landscape in Oregon, USA
Marie Oliver, Susan Charnley, Thomas Spies, Jeffrey D. Kline, Eric M. White. 2017. Forests, people, fire: Integrating the sciences to build capacity for an “All Lands” approach to forest restoration
Randall S. Rosenberger, Eric M. White, Jeffrey D. Kline, Claire Cvitanovich. 2017. Recreation economic values for estimating outdoor recreation economic benefits from the National Forest System
Bruce Shindler, Thomas Spies, John P. Bolte, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2017. Integrating ecological and social knowledge: learning from CHANS research
Marie Oliver, Becky K. Kerns, John B. Kim, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2017. Mapping the future: U.S. exposure to multiple landscape stressors
Christine S. Olsen, Jeffrey D. Kline, Alan Ager, Keith A. Olsen, Karen C. Short. 2017. Examining the influence of biophysical conditions on wildland-urban interface homeowners' wildfire risk mitigation activities in fire-prone landscapes
Judith A. Dempsey, Andrew J. Plantinga, Jeffrey D. Kline, Joshua J. Lawler, Sebastian Martinuzzi, Volker C. Radeloff, Daniel P. Bigelow. 2017. Effects of local land-use planning on development and disturbance in riparian areas
Becky K. Kerns, John B. Kim, Jeffrey D. Kline, Michelle A. Day. 2016. US exposure to multiple landscape stressors and climate change
Jeffrey D. Kline, Mark E. Harmon, Thomas Spies, Anita T. Morzillo, Robert J. Pabst, Brenda C. McComb, Frank Schnekenburger, Keith A. Olsen, Blair Csuti, Jody C. Vogeler. 2016. Evaluating carbon storage, timber harvest, and habitat possibilities for a Western Cascades (USA) forest landscape
A Paige Fischer, Thomas Spies, Toddi A Steelman, Cassandra Moseley, Bart R Johnson, John D Bailey, Alan Ager, Patrick Bourgeron, Susan Charnley, Brandon M. Collins, Jeffrey D. Kline, Jessica E Leahy, Jeremy S Littell, James DA Millington, Max Nielsen-Pincus, Christine S Olsen, Travis B Paveglio, Christopher I Roos, Michelle M Steen-Adams, Forrest R Stevens, Jelena Vukomanovic, Eric M. White, David MJS Bowman. 2016. Wildfire risk as a socioecological pathology
Geoffrey Koch, Alan Ager, Jeffrey D. Kline, Paige Fischer. 2016. Polishing the prism: improving wildfire mitigation planning by coupling landscape and social dimensions
Marie Oliver, Robert Deal, Nikola Smith, Dale Blahna, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2016. What people value: an ecosystem services approach to managing public lands
Gregory S. Latta, Darius M. Adams, Kathleen P. Bell, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2016. Evaluating land-use and private forest management responses to a potential forest carbon offset sales program in western Oregon (USA)
Yohan Lee, Claire A. Montgomery, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2016. The influence of age-specific migration on housing growth in the rural Midwest (USA)
Jeffrey D. Kline, Alan Ager, Paige Fischer. 2015. A conceptual framework for coupling the biophysical and social dimensions of wildfire to improve fireshed planning and risk mitigation
Alan Ager, Jeffrey D. Kline, A. Paige Fisher. 2015. Coupling the biophysical and social dimensions of wildfire risk to improve wildfire mitigation planning
Thomas Spies, Eric M. White, Jeffrey D. Kline, Paige Fischer, Alan Ager, John Bailey, John Bolte, Jennifer Koch, Emily Platt, Christine S. Olsen, Derric Jacobs, Bruce Shindler, Michelle M. Steen-Adams, Roger Hammer. 2014. Examining fire-prone forest landscapes as coupled human and natural systems
Jeffrey D. Kline, Paul Thiers, Connie P. Ozawa, J. Alan Yeakley, Sean Gordon. 2014. How well has land-use planning worked under different governance regimes? A case study in the Portland, OR-Vancouver, WA metropolitan area, USA
Paige Fischer, Jeffrey D. Kline, Alan Ager, Susan Charnley, Keith A. Olsen. 2014. Objective and perceived wildfire risk and its influence on private forest landowners’ fuel reduction activities in Oregon’s (USA) ponderosa pine ecoregion
Paige Fischer, Jeffrey D. Kline, Susan Charnley, Christine Olsen. 2013. Erratum to ‘Identifying policy target groups with qualitative and quantitative methods: the case of wildfire risk on nonindustrial private forest lands’ [Forest Policy and Economics. 25: 62–71]
Jeffrey D. Kline, Marisa J. Mazzota, Thomas Spies, Mark E. Harmon. 2013. Applying the ecosystem services concept to public land management
Jeffrey D. Kline, Becky K. Kerns, Michelle A. Day, Roger B. Hammer. 2013. Mapping multiple forest threats in the northwestern United States
Jeffrey D. Kline, Rhonda Mazza, Trista Patterson. 2012. Ecosystem service markets 101: supply and demand for nature
Marie Oliver, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2012. Seasonal neighbors: residential development encroaches on mule deer winter range in central Oregon
Jeffrey D. Kline, Marisa J. Mazzotta. 2012. Evaluating tradeoffs among ecosystem services in the management of public lands
Jeffrey D. Kline, Randall S. Rosenberger, Eric M. White. 2011. A national assessment of physical activity on US national forests
Nikola Smith, Robert Deal, Jeffrey D. Kline, Dale Blahna, Trista Patterson, Thomas Spies, Karen Bennett. 2011. Ecosystem services as a framework for forest stewardship: Deschutes National Forest overview
Hannah Gosnell, Jeffrey D. Kline, Garrett Chrostek, James Duncan. 2011. Is Oregon's land use planning program conserving forest and farm land? A review of the evidence
Jeffrey D. Kline, Eric M. White. 2010. Land use planning ballot initiatives in the Pacific Northwest
Jeffrey D. Kline, Alissa Moses, Theresa Burcsu. 2010. Anticipating forest and range land development in central Oregon (USA) for landscape analysis, with an example application involving mule deer
Rhonda Mazza, Jeffrey D. Kline, Jim. Cathcart. 2009. Land use planning: a time-tested approach for addressing climate change
Randall S. Rosenberger, Terry R. Bergerson, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2009. Macro-linkages between health and outdoor recreation: the role of parks and recreation providers
Jeffrey D. Kline, Alissa Moses, David L. Azuma, Andrew Gray. 2009. Evaluating satellite imagery-based land use data for describing forestland development in western Washington
Jeffrey D. Kline, Marisa J. Mazzotta, Trista Patterson. 2009. Toward a rational exuberance for ecosystem services markets
Ryan N.K. Brown, Randall S. Rosenberger, Jeffrey D. Kline, Troy E. Hall, Mark D. Needham. 2008. Visitor preferences for managing wilderness recreation after wildfire.
Jeffrey D. Kline, David L. Azuma. 2007. Evaluating forest land development effects on private forestry in eastern Oregon.
Jeffrey D. Kline. 2007. Development effects on private forest management: a critical look at the evidence.
Jeffrey D. Kline. 2007. Defining an economics research program to describe and evaluate ecosystem services.
T.A. Spies, K.N. Johnson, K.M. Burnett, J.L. Ohmann, B.C. McComb, G.H. Reeves, P. Bettinger, Jeffrey D. Kline, B. Garber-Yonts. 2007. Cumulative ecological and socioeconomic effects of forest policies in coastal Oregon.
Jeffrey D. Kline. 2006. Describing land use change in multidisciplinary analyses.
Jeffrey D. Kline. 2006. Public demand for preserving local open space.
Jeffrey D. Kline. 2005. Predicted future forest- and farmland development in western Oregon with and without land use zoning in effect.
Jeffrey D. Kline. 2005. Forest and farmland conservation effects of Oregon's (USA) land-use planning program.
Jeffrey D. Kline. 2005. Our national concern about forestland development.
David M. Theobald, Thomas Spies, Jeffrey D. Kline, Bruce Maxwell, N. T. Hobbs, Virginia H. Dale. 2005. Ecological support for rural land-use planning.
Jeffrey D. Kline, Ralph Alig. 2005. Forestland development and private forestry with examples from Oregon (USA).
Fred H. Everest, Christina Kakoyannis, Laurie Houston, George Stankey, Jeffrey D. Kline, Ralph Alig. 2004. A review of scientific information on issues related to the use and management of water resources in the Pacific Northwest.
Jeffrey D. Kline, Ralph Alig, Brian Garber-Yonts. 2004. Forestland social values and open space preservation.
Jeffrey D. Kline, David L. Azuma, Ralph Alig. 2004. Population growth, urban expansion, and private forestry in western Oregon.
Jeffrey D. Kline. 2004. Issues in evaluating the costs and benefits of fuel treatments to reduce wildfire in the Nation's forests.
Ralph Alig, Jeffrey D. Kline, Mark Lichtenstein. 2004. Urbanization on the US landscape: looking ahead in the 21st century.
Laurie L. Houston, Michio Watanabe, Jeffrey D. Kline, Ralph Alig. 2003. Past and future water use in Pacific Coast states.
Jeffrey D. Kline, David L. Azuma, Alissa Moses. 2003. Modeling the spatially dynamic distribution of humans in the Oregon (USA) coast range.
Ralph Alig, Andrew J. Plantinga, SoEun Ahn, Jeffrey D. Kline. 2003. Land use changes involving forestry in the United States: 1952 to 1997, with projections to 2050.
Jeffrey D. Kline. 2003. Characterizing land use change in multidisciplinary landscape-level analyses.
Laurie L. Houston, Jeffrey D. Kline, Ralph Alig. 2002. Economics research supporting water resource stewardship in the Pacific Northwest.
Jeffrey D. Kline, Brett J. Butler, Ralph Alig. 2002. Tree planting in the south: what does the future hold.
Jeffrey D. Kline, Ralph Alig. 2001. A spatial model of land use change for western Oregon and western Washington.
Jeffrey D. Kline, Alissa Moses, Ralph Alig. 2001. Integrating urbanization into landscape-level ecological assessments.
Jeffrey D. Kline, Catriona Armstrong. 2001. Autopsy of forestry ballot initiative: characterizing voter support for Oregon's measure 64.
Jeffrey D. Kline. 2001. Tourism and natural resource management: a general overview of research and issues.
Jeffrey D. Kline. 2000. Comparing states with and without growth management analysis based on indicators with policy implications comment.
Jeffrey D. Kline, Ralph Alig, Rebecca L. Johnson. 2000. Forest owner incentives to protect riparian habitat.
Jeffrey D. Kline, Ralph Alig, Rebecca L. Johnson. 2000. Fostering the production of nontimber services among forest owners with heterogeneous objectives.
Jeffrey D. Kline, Ralph Alig. 1999. Does land use planning slow the conversion of forest and farm lands?

University of Rhode Island, Ph.D., Environmental and Natural Resource Economics, 1996
University of New Hampshire, M.S., Resource Administration and Management, 1988
Pennsylvania State University, B.S., Environmental Resource Management, 1984
Paul Smiths College, A.A.S., Forest Technology, 1981

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