David Loftis - Management Objectives
Objectives
- To understand the theory and practice of silviculture.
- To learn how to develop and apply silvicultural prescriptions.
- To understand ecological response to silvicultural treatments and the practicality of implementing those treatments.
Land Management Decision Making and Silvicultural Prescriptions
People
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Person
David Loftis
Research Foresterhttps://research.fs.usda.gov/about/people/dloftis
Lesson References
- Thomas R. Fox, Carola A. Haas, David Smith, David Loftis, Shepard M. Zedaker, Robert H. Jones, A.L. Hammett. 2007. Alternative silvicultural practices in Appalachian forest ecosystems: implications for species diversity, ecosystem resilience, and commercial timber production
- David Loftis. 2004. Upland Oak Regeneration and Management
- R. Rogers, P.S. Johnson, D.L. Loftis. 1993. An overview of oak silviculture in the United States: the past, present, and future
- David Loftis. 1989. Regeneration of southern hardwoods: some ecological concepts
- James L. Chamberlain, Anthony B. Cunningham, Robert Nasi. 2004. Diversity in forest management: non-timber forest products and bush meat
- James L. Chamberlain, A.L. Hammett. 2002. Non-timber forest products: alternatives for landowners
- Donald E. Beck, Ralph M. Hooper. 1986. Development of a Southern Appalachian Hardwood Stand After Clearcutting
Last updated May 31, 2023