In most Universities, our Units are in schools, divisions, or colleges of forestry, ecology, natural resources, life sciences or departments of biology, fisheries, and wildlife. Our forestry portfolio includes: forest fragmentation, habitat loss, exploring forests on public and private lands, new management practices for old-growth forests, birds and forests, and wildlife.

Search Projects

Habitats/Landscapes

Quantifying Restorable Wetlands in the Prairie Pothole Region of Eastern South Dakota

Conciliation in the Habitat Fragmentation and Biodiversity Debate

Evaluating Outcomes of Oak Forest Management on Southern Michigan State Game Areas

Wetland Ecology of Northeastern lowland Forests

Forest Ecology

Inland algae and their toxins in the U.S.

Are they gaining a foothold in estuaries?

New Wetland Educational Resources in Nebraska

Conservation without Conflict

Saving Species and Livelihoods

Deep Map Assistance Program

Forest Inventory Analysis in Pennsylvania

Large Mammals and Fire in New Mexico

Mule deer, elk, black bear, and mountain lion

Ground Squirrel and Fire

Secretive Ringtail in Oregon Forests

USGS Science Explorer

Managing Young Forests in West Virginia

Wildlife Habitats in Rights-of-Way Landscapes

Urban Watersheds

Quantifying Grasslands

At-Risk Species in Longleaf Pine Ecosystems

Great Plains Rangelands

Podcasts: Outstanding in the Field

Timber Forests and Northern Spotted Owl

Chronic Wasting Disease National Approach

Moose and Deer in Forests

U.S. Geological Survey

U.S. Department of the Interior