Lisa Chase
Exploring issues surrounding rural recreation and tourism to help strengthen economies of Northern Forest communities.

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Ivan Fernandez
Investigating soil nutrient cycling to understand long-term responses of Northern Forest ecosystems to chemical and physical climate changes.

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Andrew Friedland
Documenting changes in forest carbon and soil nutrients in relation to changes in chemical deposition, biomass harvesting intensity, and land use in the Northern Forest.

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Michale Glennon and Heidi Kretser
Merging biological and social science to track impacts of exurban development on wildlife populations in the Adirondack Park and inform local conservation efforts in the Northern Forest.

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William Keeton
Designing sustainable forest management in the Northern Forest by emulating natural forest dynamics and enhancing carbon storage.

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Laura Kenefic
Developing management guidelines to meet Northern Forest landowners' objectives while sustaining forest production and species composition.

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Lindsey Rustad
Integrating observational, experimental, and modeling techniques to evaluate Northern Forest ecosystem response to acidic deposition and climate change.

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Paul Schaberg
Finding connections among acid rain, soil nutrient loss, and tree health in the Northern Forest.

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Robert Seymour
Rethinking traditional eastern white pine management guidelines in Maine's Northern Forest.

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Jamie Shanley
Tracing movements of atmospheric pollutants through and out of Northern Forest ecosystems in stream water.

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Aaron Weiskittel
Predicting future forest structure and tree species composition in the Northern Forest using tree growth and yield modeling tools and alternative forest management scenarios.

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Andrew Whitman
With Ethel Wilkerson and John Gunn, devising and disseminating tools to help landowners and practitioners sustainably manage Northern Forest ecosystems for the benefit of both human and wildlife populations.

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