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Accession Number Status Type Project Director Project Contact Institution State Title
0419268 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Mayfield, A. Vogt, J. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Problem 1. Insects
0419263 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Miniat, C. Miniat, C. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Develop fundamental understanding of structure function interactions among terrestrial riparian & aquatic components of forested watersheds
0419262 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Miniat, C. Miniat, C. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Develop knowledge methods&guidelines to evaluate effects of natural res. mgmt.& policy on forested upland & wetland watersheds & aquatic sys
0419261 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Miniat, C. Miniat, C. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Long-term hydrologic and ecological monitoring and research on forested upland and wetland-dominated watersheds.
0419259 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Bentrup, G. Stein, S. WASHINGTON OFFICE RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT VA Agroforestry Education, Networks and Support
0419257 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Burkman, B. Vogt, J. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Forest Inventory and Health
0419256 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Mayfield, A. Vogt, J. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Problem 2. Diseases
0419255 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Lucardi, R. Vogt, J. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Problem 3. Invasive Plants
0419254 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Coulston, J. Vogt, J. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Forest Products Output
0419253 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Burkman, B. Vogt, J. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Problem 3 â¿¿ National Woodland Owners Survey (NWOS).
0419248 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Birdsey, R. Haight, R. USDA - Forest Service PA We lack methods and tools for rapid ecological analysis and identification of response options after many kinds of disturbance events, in th
0419247 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Birdsey, R. Haight, R. USDA - Forest Service PA New methods are needed to support fully integrated, multi-scale analysis of past, current, and future trends in forest-associated resources,
0419246 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Bengston, D. Haight, R. USDA - Forest Service PA Decision making in natural resources management does not consistently involve strategic foresight.
0419245 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Hartel, D. Schelhas, J. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Science Delivery and Youth Engagement
0419244 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Schelhas, J. Johnson, C. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Develop fundamental and applied social science knowledge for managing complex forest and people interactions to promote healthy forests and
0419242 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Lee, D. Riitters, K. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Active information exchange ensuring that science is used in management, and equally important in fostering relevant & useful science
0419241 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Lee, D. Riitters, K. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Innovative approaches to assessment and prediction are needed to improve understanding of the realities and implications of ecosystem change
0419240 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Lee, D. Riitters, K. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Improved methods for efficiently detecting forest threats, identifying meaningful change, interpreting landscape patterns & processes
0419239 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Eberhardt, T. Eberhardt, T. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY WI Research and tools to both protect our nationâ¿¿s forests from invasive fungal species and characterize wood anatomy as needed to protect the
0419238 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Eberhardt, T. Eberhardt, T. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY WI Forest ecosystem restoration dependency on saprotrophic and mycorrhizal fungal communities and the consumption of underutilized biomass reso
0419237 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Eberhardt, T. Eberhardt, T. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY WI Assessment of impacts of disturbance agents on forest health and forest-derived products
0419236 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Zipperer, W. Johnson, C. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Provide knowledge, strategies and tools to understand how changing land use affects environmental health and subsequently community well-bei
0419235 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Bowker, M. Johnson, C. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Develop fundamental social, economic, and biological knowledge that can be used to provide and maintain sustainable outdoor recreation oppor
0419234 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Johnson, C. Johnson, C. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Develop critical understanding of the interplay between socio-cultural characteristics and natural resources.
0419232 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Prestemon, J. Prestemon, J. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Economics of Forest Disturbances
0419230 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Guldin, J. Bragg, D. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Develop the fundamental biological knowledge needed to design sound management practices to establish and maintain longleaf pine ecosystems
0419229 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Guldin, J. Bragg, D. USDA Forest Service - Southern Research Station NC Develop tools for successful restoration of longleaf pine ecosystems characterized by traditional forest products and other land uses.
0419227 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Zelinka, S. Zelinka, S. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY WI Develop technologies & methods to improve the fire performance of wood-based structures and reduce the loss from catastrophic wildland fire
0419226 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Zelinka, S. Zelinka, S. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY WI Fundamental research on heat and mass transfer in wood products
0419225 EXTENDED USDA INHOUSE Zelinka, S. Zelinka, S. FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY WI Develop information on the relationships between moisture, energy efficiency & durability in residential and non-residential wood buildings