Jim M. Guldin, PhD

Treesearch Publications

• Christopher M. Oswalt, Jim M. Guldin. 2021. Status of longleaf pine in the South: an FIA update
• Virginia McDaniel, Tara L. Keyser, Gabriel L. De Jong, Jim M. Guldin. 2020. Managed wildfire, drought, and overstory survival: a case study in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas
• Jeff M. Matthews, Janet Hinchee, Jim M. Guldin. 2020. Restoration of longleaf pine in the Southern Region of the U.S. Forest Service: an overview of the Million-Acre Challenge
• Courtney L. Peterson, Linda M. Nagel, Jim M. Guldin, Chris Swanston, Maria Janowiak, Michael A. Battaglia, Seth W. Bigelow, Leslie Brandt, Anthony W. D’Amato, Christopher Looney, Kevin Evans, Steve B. Jack, Terrie B. Jain, Melissa M. Jenkins, Elaine K. Sutherland, Mary Hammes, Brian J. J. Palik, Matt C. Tuten, Christopher W. W. Woodall. 2020. Adaptive silviculture for climate change network: learning from land manager-research partnerships
• Linda Nagel, Courtney Peterson, Jim M. Guldin, Chris Swanston, Maria Janowiak, Brian Palik, Steve Jack, Seth Bigelow. 2019. The Adaptive Silviculture for Climate Change project: a scientist–manager partnership
• Jim M. Guldin. 2019. Restoration of native fire-adapted southern pine-dominated forest ecosystems: diversifying the tools in the silvicultural toolbox
• Pradip Saud, Thomas Lynch, Douglas Cram, Jim M. Guldin. 2019. An annual basal area growth model with multiplicative climate modifier fitted to longitudinal data for shortleaf pine
• Scott Stephens, Leda Kobziar, Brandon Collins, Raymond Davis, Peter Fulé, William Gaines, Joseph L. Ganey, Jim M. Guldin, Paul F. Hessburg, Kevin Hiers, Serra J. Hoagland, John J. Keane, Ronald Masters, Ann McKellar, Warren Montague, Malcolm P. North, Thomas Spies. 2019. Is fire “for the birds”? How two rare species influence fire management across the US
• Lance Vickers, James Houser, James Rooni, Jim M. Guldin. 2019. Some lessons learned on early survival and growth of containerized, locally-sourced ponderosa pine seedlings in the Davis Mountains of western Texas, US
• Jim M. Guldin, Michael W. Black. 2018. Restoration of shortleaf pine in the southern United States--strategies and tactics
• Pradip Saud, Doug S. Cram, Thomas B. Lynch, Jim M. Guldin. 2018. Effects of ice damage on growth and survival of shortleaf pine trees
• R. Kevin McIntyre, Jim M. Guldin, Troy Ettel, Clay Ware, Kyle Jones. 2018. Restoration of longleaf pine in the southern United States: a status report
• Stephanie H. Laseter, James Vose, Jim M. Guldin, Don C. Bragg, Marty Spetich, Tara L. Keyser, Katherine Elliott, Mary Anne Sword Sayer, Shi-Jean Susana Sung. 2018. Experimental forests of the Southern Research Station: highlights of foundational silviculture studies
• Lance A. Vickers, James Houser, James Rooni, Jim M. Guldin. 2018. Restoring ponderosa pine in the Davis Mountains of west Texas: impacts of planting practices on seedling survival
• George F. Weick, Earlene Bracy Jackson, Robert Smith, James Crooks, Barbara Crane, Jim M. Guldin. 2017. Longleaf pine cone collection on the Sabine National Forest during October 2014
• Jim M. Guldin, Don C. Bragg, Andreas Zingg. 2017. Plentern mit Kiefern--Ergebnisse aus den USA [Plentering with pines--results from the United States]
• Linda M. Nagel, Brian J. J. Palik, Michael A. Battaglia, Anthony W. D'Amato, Jim M. Guldin, Chris Swanston, Maria Janowiak, Matthew Powers, Linda A. Joyce, Connie I. Millar, David L. Peterson, Lisa M. Ganio, Chad Kirschbaum, Molly R. Roske. 2017. Adaptive Silviculture for Climate Change: A National Experiment in Manager-Scientist Partnerships to Apply an Adaptation Framework
• Pradip Saud, Thomas B. Lynch, Anup K. C., Jim M. Guldin. 2016. Using quadratic mean diameter and relative spacing index to enhance height-diameter and crown ratio models fitted to longitudinal data
• Jim M. Guldin. 2016. The role of planting in ecosystem restoration--pros and cons
• J.C. Bradley, R.E. Will, J.F. Stewart, C. Dana Nelson, Jim M. Guldin. 2016. Post-fire resprouting of shortleaf pine is facilitated by a morphological trait but fire eliminates shortleaf x loblolly pine hybrid seedlings
• Don C. Bragg, Jess Riddle, Joshua Adams, Jim M. Guldin. 2016. The Crossett Experimental Forest's contributions to southern pine improvement programs
• Douglas J. Stevenson, Thomas B. Lynch, Pradip Saud, Robert Heineman, Randal Holeman, Dennis Wilson, Keith Anderson, Chris Cerny, Jim M. Guldin. 2016. Winter in the Ouachitas--a severe winter storm signature in Pinus echinata in the Ouachita Mountains of Oklahoma and Arkansas, USA
• Virginia McDaniel, Roger W. Perry, Nancy Koerth, Jim M. Guldin. 2016. Evaluation of FOFEM fuel loading and consumption estimates in pine-oak forests and woodlands of the Ouachita Mountains, Arkansas, USA
• David C. Clabo, Jim M. Guldin, Wayne K. Clatterbuck. 2016. Age and size comparisons of regenerating shortleaf pine seedlings burned multiple times in ecosysten restoration areas
• Jim M. Guldin, James F. Rosson, C. Dana Nelson. 2016. Restoration of longleaf pine--the status of our knowledge
• Anup KC, Thomas B. Lynch, Jim M. Guldin. 2016. Shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata Mill.) and hardwood regeneration after thinning natural shortleaf pine forests in southern United States
• Pradip Saud, Thomas B. Lynch, Jim M. Guldin. 2016. Twenty five years long survival analysis of an individual shortleaf pine trees
• Virginia McDaniel, Jim M. Guldin, Nancy Koerth, Jason E. Milks, Rebecca J. Finzer, Ben F. Rowland. 2016. Tree mortality following a drought-year lightning ignition in the Ouachita Mountains, Arkansas: 2 years postburn
• Laurel J. Haavik, Sharon A. Billings, Jim M. Guldin, Fred M. Stephen. 2015. Emergent insects, pathogens and drought shape changing patterns in oak decline in North America and Europe
• Jim M. Guldin, Stephen Hallgren, James S. Crooks. 2015. Outlook for Mid-South forests: a subregional report from the Southern Forest Futures Project
• Pradip Saud, Thomas B. Lynch, Duncan S. Wilson, John Stewart, Jim M. Guldin, Bob Heinemann, Randy Holeman, Dennis Wilson, Keith Anderson. 2015. Influence of weather and climate variables on the basal area growth of individual shortleaf pine trees
• Don C. Bragg, Jamie L. Schuler, Matthew H Pelkki, Andy Scott, Jim M. Guldin. 2015. More than just timber: silvicultural options and ecosystem services from managed southern pine stands
• Douglas J. Stevenson, Thomas B. Lynch, Jim M. Guldin. 2015. Tree-ring record of droughts and severe winter storms in the Ouachita Mountains since 1745
• K.C. Anup, Thomas B. Lynch, Douglas Stevenson, Duncan Wilson, Jim M. Guldin, Bob Heinemann, Randy Holeman, Dennis Wilson, Keith Anderson. 2015. Development of understory tree vegetation after thinning naturally occurring shortleaf pine forests
• Don C. Bragg, Jim M. Guldin. 2015. The silvicultural implications of age patterns in two southern pine stands after 72 years of uneven-aged management
• Jim M. Guldin. 2014. History of silviculture on public lands
• Jim M. Guldin, Marilyn Buford. 2014. A special issue of the Journal of Forestry---proceedings of the 2013 National Silviculture Workshop
• Jim M. Guldin. 2014. Adapting silviculture to a changing climate in the southern United States
• Joshua S. Jones, Jason A. Tullis, Laurel J. Haavik, Jim M. Guldin, Fred M. Stephen. 2014. Monitoring oak-hickory forest change during an unprecedented red oak borer outbreak in the Ozark Mountains: 1990 to 2006
• Lei Wang, Andrew G. Birt, Charles W. Lafon, David M. Cairns, Robert N. Coulson, Maria D. Tchakerian, Weimin Xi, Sorin C. Popescu, Jim M. Guldin. 2013. Computer-based synthetic data to assess the tree delineation algorithm from airborne LiDAR survey
• John F. Stewart, Charles G. Tauer, Jim M. Guldin, C. Dana Nelson. 2013. Hybridization in naturally regenerated shortleaf pine as affected by the distance to nearby artificially regenerated stands of loblolly pine
• Douglas J. Stevenson, Thomas B. Lynch, Jim M. Guldin. 2013. Growth ring response in shortleaf pine following glaze icing conditions in western Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma
• Jim M. Guldin. 2013. Proceedings of the 15th biennial southern silvicultural research conference
• Jim M. Guldin, Bruce D. Moltzan. 2012. Southern forest diseases
• Difei Zhang, Michael M. Huebschmann, Thomas B. Lynch, Jim M. Guldin. 2012. Growth projection and valuation of restoration of the shortleaf pine-bluestem grass ecosystem
• Sudip Shrestha, Thomas B. Lynch, Difei Zhang, Jim M. Guldin. 2012. Estimating the probability of survival of individual shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata mill.) trees
• Douglas J. Stevenson, Thomas B. Lynch, Jim M. Guldin. 2012. Blue storms depress growth of shortleaf pine in western Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma
• Virginia McDaniel, Jim M. Guldin, Roger W. Perry. 2012. Estimating fuel consumption during prescribed fires in Arkansas
• Laurel J. Haavik, Joshua S. Jones, Larry D. Galligan, Jim M. Guldin, Fred M. Stephen. 2012. Oak decline and red oak borer outbreak: impact in upland oak-hickory forests of Arkansas, USA
• Curtis J. Lilly, Rodney E. Will, Charles G. Tauer, Jim M. Guldin, Marty Spetich. 2012. Factors affecting the sprouting of shortleaf pine rootstock following prescribed fire
• Jim M. Guldin. 2012. Fuels management in the Subtropical Mountains Division
• Daniel C. C. Dey, John Brissette, Callie Schweitzer, Jim M. Guldin. 2012. Silviculture of forests in the Eastern United States
• Charles G. Tauer, John F. Stewart, Rodney E. Will, Curtis J. Lilly, Jim M. Guldin, C. Dana Nelson. 2012. Hybridization Leads to Loss of Genetic Integrity in Shortleaf Pine: Unexpected Consequences of Pine Management and Fire Suppression
• Jim M. Guldin. 2011. Experience with the selection method in pine stands in the southern United States, with implications for future application
• Jim M. Guldin. 2011. Silvicultural Considerations in Managing Southern Pine Stands in the Context of Southern Pine Beetle
• A.G. Birt, M.R. Valdez-Vivas, R.M. Feldman, C.W. Lafon, D. Cairns, R.N. Coulson, M. Tchakerian, W. Xi, Jim M. Guldin. 2010. A simple stochastic weather generator for ecological modeling
• Difei Zhang, Michael M. Huebschmann, Thomas B. Lynch, Jim M. Guldin. 2010. Forest policy impact assessment in the Ouachita National Forest and the valuation of conserving red-cockaded woodpeckers
• Jim M. Guldin. 2010. Summary of the 2009 National Silviculture Workshop
• Don C. Bragg, Jim M. Guldin. 2010. Estimating long-term carbon sequestration patterns in even- and uneven-aged southern pine stands
• Brian R. Lockhart, Jim M. Guldin, Thomas Foti. 2010. Tree species composition and structure in an old bottomland hardwood forest in south-central Arkansas
• Douglas J. Stevenson, Thomas B. Lynch, Jim M. Guldin. 2010. Hardwood regeneration related to overstory shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata mill.) basal area, site index, and time since cutting in Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma
• Chakra B. Budhathoki, Thomas B. Lynch, Jim M. Guldin. 2010. Development of a shortleaf pine individual-tree growth equation using non-linear mixed modeling techniques
• Jim M. Guldin, Mike Shelton. 2010. Effects of precommercial thinning in naturally regenerated loblolly-shortleaf pine stands in the upper west gulf coastal plain: results after two growing seasons
• Jim M. Guldin. 2009. The Crossett Experimental Forest--72 years of science delivery in the silviculture of southern pines
• Andrew Birt, Richard M. Feldman, David M. Cairns, Robert N. Coulson, Maria Tchakerian, Weimin Xi, Jim M. Guldin. 2009. Stage-structured matrix models for organisms with non-geometric development times
• Hal O. Liechty, Jim M. Guldin. 2009. Structure and composition of streamside management zones following reproduction cutting in shortleaf pine stands
• Gail Wells, Deborah Hayes, Katrina M. Krause, Ann Bartuska, Susan LeVan, James R. Anderson, Tivoli Gough, Mary Beth Adams, Thomas M. Schuler, Randy Kolka, Steve Sebestyen, Laura S. Kenefic, John Brissette, Susan L. Stout, Keith Kanoti, Fred Swanson, Sarah Greene, Margaret Herring, Martin Ritchie, Carl Skinner, Tom Lisle, Elizabeth Keppeler, Leslie M. Reid, Peter Wohlegemuth, Stanley G. Kitchen, Ward McCaughey, Jim M. Guldin, Don C. Bragg, Michael Shelton, David Loftis, Cathryn Greenberg, Julia Murphy. 2009. Experimental forests and ranges : 100 years of research success stories
• Jim M. Guldin. 2008. The silviculture of restoration: a historical perspective with contemporary application
• Jim M. Guldin. 2008. A history of forest management in the Ozark Mountains
• Chakra B. Budhathoki, Thomas B. Lynch, Jim M. Guldin. 2008. Nonlinear mixed modeling of basal area growth for shortleaf pine
• Chakra B. Budhathoki, Thomas B. Lynch, Jim M. Guldin. 2008. A mixed-effects model for the dbh-height relationship of shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata Mill.)
• Jim M. Guldin, Greg F. Iffrig, Susan L. Flader. 2008. Pioneer forest - a half century of sustainable uneven-aged forest management in the Missouri Ozarks
• Don C. Bragg, Michael G. Shelton, Jim M. Guldin. 2008. Restoring old-growth southern pine ecosystems: strategic lessons from long-term silvicultural research
• Kenneth R. Luckow, Jim M. Guldin. 2007. Soil compaction study of 20 timber-harvest units on the Ouachita National Forest
• Jim M. Guldin, William H. Emmingham, S. Andrew Carter, David A. Saugey. 2007. Silvicultural practices and management of habitat for bats
• Charles G. Tauer, Shiqin Xu, C. Dana Nelson, Jim M. Guldin. 2007. Shortleaf pine: a species at risk?
• Larry D. Hedrick, George A. Bukenhofer, Warren G. Montague, William F. Pell, Jim M. Guldin. 2007. Shortleaf pine-bluestem restoration in the Ouachita National Forest
• Jim M. Guldin, Russell T. Graham. 2007. Silviculture for the 21st century--objective and subjective standards to guide successful practice
• Stephen Cook, Shane Cherry, Karen Humes, Jim M. Guldin, Christopher Williams. 2007. Development of a satellite-based hazard rating system for Dendrctonus frontallis (Coleoptera: Scolytidae) in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas
• Larry D. Hedrick, George A. Bukenhofer, Warren G. Montague, William F. Pell, Jim M. Guldin. 2007. Shortleaf pine-bluestem restoration in the Ouachita National Forest
• Chakra B. Budhathoki, Thomas B. Lynch, Jim M. Guldin. 2007. An individual-tree dbh-total height model with random plot effects for shortleaf pine
• Jim M. Guldin. 2007. Restoration and management of shortleaf pine in pure and mixed stands--science, empirical observation, and the wishful application of generalities
• Charles G. Tauer, Shiqin Xu, C. Dana Nelson, Jim M. Guldin. 2007. Shortleaf pine: a species at risk?
• Douglas J. Stevenson, Thomas B. Lynch, Jim M. Guldin. 2007. Hardwood regeneration related to overstory shortleaf pine basal area and site index in Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma
• Jim M. Guldin. 2006. Uneven-aged silviculture of longleaf pine
• Jim M. Guldin, Edward A. Poole, Eric Heitzman, John M. Kabrick, Rose-Marie Muzika. 2006. Ground truth assessments of forests affected by oak decline and red oak borer in the interior highlands of Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri: preliminary results from overstory analysis
• Edward A. Poole, Eric Heitzman, Jim M. Guldin. 2006. Site factors influencing oak decline in the interior highlands of Arkansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma
• Chakra B. Budhathoki, Thomas B. Lynch, Jim M. Guldin. 2006. Individual tree growth models for natural even-aged shortleaf pine
• Don C. Bragg, Jim M. Guldin, Michael G. Shelton. 2006. Stacking the log deck, or some fallacies about natural pine managment
• R. S. Seymour, Jim M. Guldin, D. Marshall, B. Palik. 2006. Large-scale, long-term silvicultural experiments in the United States: historical overview and contemporary examples.
• Dale Brockway, Kenneth Outcalt, Jim M. Guldin, William D. Boyer, Joan L. Walker, Craig Rudolph, Robert Rummer, James Barnett, Shibu Jose, Jarek Nowak. 2005. Uneven-aged management of longleaf pine forests: a scientist and manager dialogue
• Hal O. Liechty, Kenneth R. Luckow, Jim M. Guldin. 2005. Soil chemistry and nutrient regimes following 17-21 years of shortleaf pine-bluesteam restoration in Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas
• Don C. Bragg, Michael G. Shelton, Jim M. Guldin, Ernest Lovett. 2004. What does modern technology portend for uneven-aged southern pine silviculture?
• Jim M. Guldin. 2004. Ouachita and Ozark Mountains symposium: ecosystem management research
• John A. Stanturf, Emile S. Gardiner, Kenneth Outcalt, William H. Conner, Jim M. Guldin. 2004. Restoration of southern ecosystems
• Jim M. Guldin. 2004. Reproduction cutting methods for naturally regenerated pine stands in the south
• Martin L. Blaney, Scott Simon, Jim M. Guldin, Tom Riley, Donny Harris, Rebecca McPeake. 2004. Where Do We Go From Here?
• Dale A. Starkey, Jim M. Guldin. 2004. Crown Health of Reserve Hardwood Trees Following Reproduction Cutting in the Ouachita Mountains
• Kurt W. Gottschalk, Jim M. Guldin, Jimmie J. Colbert. 2004. Modeling Gypsy Moth-Related Tree Mortality Under Different Outbreak Scenarios in Interior Highlands Forests
• Edward F. Loewenstein, Jim M. Guldin. 2004. Conversion of Successionally Stable Even-Aged Oak Stands to an Uneven-Aged Structure
• Hal O. Liechty, Kenneth R. Luckow, Jessica Seifert Daniel, Daniel A. Marion, Marty Spetich, Jim M. Guldin. 2004. Shortleaf Pine ecosystem restoration: impacts on soils and woody debris in the Ouachita mountains of the southern United States
• Jim M. Guldin, John Strom, Warren Montague, Larry D. Hedrick. 2004. Shortleaf pine-bluestem habitat restoration in the Interior Highlands: Implications for stand growth and regeneration
• Andrew M. Liebhold, Kurt W. Gottschalk, Jim M. Guldin, Rose-Marie Muzika. 2004. Gypsy Moth Defoliation Potential in the Ouachita/Ozark Highlands Region
• Michael M. Huebschmann, Thomas B. Lynch, David K. Lewis, Daniel S. Tilley, Jim M. Guldin. 2004. A Bid Price Equation For Timber Sales on the Ouachita and Ozark National Forests
• Jim M. Guldin, Thomas Foti. 2004. Baseline Overstory Conditions in Four Watersheds of Varying Management Intensity in the Eastern Ouachita Mountains
• Jim M. Guldin. 2004. Landscape-Scale Research In The Ouachita Mountains Of West-Central Arkansas: General Study Design
• Eric Heitzman, Jim M. Guldin. 2004. Impacts of Oak Decline on Forest Structure in Arkansas and Oklahoma: Preliminary Results
• Jim M. Guldin. 2004. Overview Of Ecosystem Management Research In The Ouachita And Ozark Mountains: Phases I–III
• Jim M. Guldin, James Barnett. 2004. Microclimatic Conditions After Reproduction Cutting in Shortleaf Pine Stands in the Ouachita Mountains
• David K. Radabaugh, Hal O. Liechty, Jim M. Guldin. 2004. A Comparison of Vegetation Within and Outside Riparian Areas Bordering Ephemeral Streams in the Ouachita Mountains
• Jim M. Guldin, James B. Baker, Michael G. Shelton. 2004. Regeneration Development Across a Range of Reproduction Cutting Methods in Shortleaf Pine and Pine-Hardwood Stands in the Interior Highlands
• Hal O. Liechty, Kenneth R. Luckow, Jim M. Guldin. 2004. Impacts of Pine Bluestem Restoration on Nutrient Regimes of Shortleaf Pine-Hardwood Stands in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas
• Jim M. Guldin, Eric Heitzman, John M. Kabrick, Rose-Marie Muzika, Edward A. Poole. 2004. Ground Truth Assessments of Red Oak Borer Infestation in the Interior Highlands of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Missouri
• Eric Heitzman, Rose-Marie Muzika, John M. Kabrick, Jim M. Guldin. 2004. Assessment of Oak Decline in Missouri, Arkansas, and Oklahoma
• Jim M. Guldin, David Cawrse, Russell T. Graham, Miles Hemstrom, Linda A. Joyce, Steve Kessler, Ranotta McNair, George Peterson, Charles Shaw, Peter Stine, Mark Twery, Jeffrey Walter. 2003. The Science Consistency Review A Tool To Evaluate the Use of Scientific Information in Land Management Decisionmaking
• Thomas B. Lynch, Jean Nkouka, Michael M. Huebschmann, Jim M. Guldin. 2003. Maximum likelihood estimation for predicting the probability of obtaining variable shortleaf pine regeneration densities
• Don C. Bragg, Jim M. Guldin. 2003. Differences in Optimal Growth Equations For White Oak in the Interior Highlands
• Jim M. Guldin, David Cawrse, Russell T. Graham, Miles Hemstrom, Linda A. Joyce, Steve Kessler, Ranotta McNair, George Peterson, Charles Shaw, Peter Stine, Mark Twery, Jeffrey Walter. 2003. Science Consistency Reviews A Primer for Application
• Don C. Bragg, Jim M. Guldin, Michael G. Shelton. 2003. The Crossett Story, Revised: Updating a Forestry Classic
• Robert F. Wittwer, Micahel G. Shelton, Jim M. Guldin. 2003. Effects of reproduction cutting method and hardwood retention on shortleaf pine seed production in natural stands of the Ouachita Mountains
• Thomas B. Lynch, Jean Nkouka, Michael M. Huebschmann, Jim M. Guldin. 2002. Estimating The Probability Of Achieving Shortleaf Pine Regeneration At Variable Specified Levels
• Leslie H. Groom, Ray Newbold, Jim M. Guldin. 2002. Effect of Silviculture on the Yield and Quality of Veneers
• Michael M. Huebschmann, Daniel S. Tilley, Thomas B. Lynch, David K. Lewis, Jim M. Guldin. 2002. Economic evaluation of restoring the shortleaf pine-bluestem grass ecosystem on the Ouachita National Forest
• Jim M. Guldin. 2002. Continuous Cover Forestry in the United States--Experience With Southern Pines
• Jim M. Guldin, Robert M. Farrar. 2002. The Plantation Conversion Demonstration at the Crossett Experimental Forest--Implications For Converting Stands From Even-Aged to Uneven-Aged Structure
• John L. Gray, Jim M. Guldin. 2001. Hardwood Chip Export Mills in Arkansas - Implications for Sustainability
• Jim M. Guldin, Gerald Heath. 2001. Underplanting Shortleaf Pine Seedlings Beneath a Residual Hardwood Stand in the Ouachita Mountains: Results after Seven Growing Seasons
• Sharon T. Friedman, Jim M. Guldin. 2001. The future of silviculture research-thoughts from the Yale forestry forum
• Jim M. Guldin, [Technical Compiler]. 2001. Proceedings of the symposium on Arkansas forests: a conference on the results of the recent forest survey of Arkansas; 1997 May 30-31; North Little Rock, Arkansas
• Jim M. Guldin. 2001. Survey Implications for Public Lands
• John A. Stanturf, Daniel A. Marion, Marty Spetich, Kenneth Luckow, Jim M. Guldin, Hal O. Liechty, Calvin E. Meier. 2000. Soil quality and productivity responses to watershed restoration in the Ouachita mountains of Arkansas, USA
• Marty Spetich, Jim M. Guldin. 1999. The Spatial Distribution of Dead Trees across Arkansas Timberlands
• Hunter Speed, Ronald J. Perisho, Samuel Larry, Jim M. Guldin. 1999. Landscape Scale Management in the Ouachita Mountains - Where Operational Practices Meet Research
• M.M. Huebschmann, T.B. Lynch, D.K. Lewis, Jim M. Guldin. 1999. Restoring the shortleaf pine - bluestem grass ecosystem: An economic evaluation
• Jim M. Guldin, Frank R. Thompson, Lynda L. Richards, Kyra C. Harper. 1999. Chapter 3: Status and trends of vegetation
• Jim M. Guldin, James B. Baker. 1998. Uneven-aged silviculture, southern style
• Jim M. Guldin, T. Bently Wigley. 1998. Intensive management – can the South really live without it?
• James B. Baker, Michael D. Cain, Jim M. Guldin, Paul A. Murphy, Michael G. Shelton. 1996. Uneven-Aged Silviculture for the Loblolly and Shortleaf Pine Forest Cover Types
• Jim M. Guldin, Michael W. Fitzpatrick. 1991. Comparison of log quality from even-aged and uneven-aged loblolly pine stands in south Arkansas
• Jim M. Guldin, James B. Baker. 1988. Yield comparisons from even-aged and uneven-aged loblolly-shortleaf pine stands
• Jim M. Guldin. 1986. Ecology of shortleaf pine

• University of Wisconsin-Madison, Ph.D., Quantitative forest ecology, 1982
• Yale University, M.S., Forest Science (silviculture), 1977
• Pennsylvania State University, B.S., Forest Science, 1975