School of Forestry & Wildlife Sciences

Auburn University

Current Research Projects

Forestry & Wildlife Bldg.
602 Duncan Drive
Auburn, AL 36849-5418
(334) 844-1007
(334) 844-1084 FAX

Alabama Gap Analysis: Assessing biodiversity with GIS

Coyote Presence in East Alabama and their effect on public attitudes, Jim Armstrong, Professor

Alabama hunter harvest survey, Jim Armstrong, Professor

Biological methods of preventing and controlling forest tree diseases, Scott Enebak, Professor and Director, Southern Forest Nursery Management Cooperative

Riparian Forest Restoration Project, Rachel Jolley, Former Graduate Research Assistant, and B. Graeme Lockaby, Professor

Nutrient cycling in riparian forests: fundamental and applied aspects, B. Graeme Lockaby, Professor

Copper deficiency in pine plantations in the Coastal Plain, David South, Professor

Albany Quail Project, Lee Stribling, Associate Professor

Family Forest Owners: A diverse group with diversified objectives, Larry Teeter, Professor

Population dynamics and genetic health in a captive deer herd, Will Underwood, Former Graduate Research Assistant, and Jim Armstrong, Professor

Southern Forest Nursery Management Cooperative, Scott Enebak, Professor and Director

Areawide methyl bromide alternatives project, Scott Enebak, Professor and Director, Southern Forest Nursery Management Cooperative

Interaction of ecosystems, fires, air quality and climate change in the Southeast, Hanqin Tian, Professor

Effects of multiple changes in climate and atmospheric composition on terrestrial ecosystem structure and functioning in the Southeastern United States: A regional synthesis, Hanqin Tian, Professor

Using wood ducks to examine the importance of incubation. Gary Hepp, Professor

Impact of land-use change on carbon sequestration in Alabama: Interdisciplinary research linking ecosystem processes with economic development, Hanqin Tian, Professor

Linking multi-scale remotely sensed data, field observations and biogeochemistry models to evaluate changes in the terestrial ecosystems of China, Hanqin Tian, Professor

Longleaf pine seedling growth in response to light and moisture under varying canopy densities, Ed Loewenstein, Associate Professor