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The Coastal Landscape Analysis and Modeling Study (CLAMS) - Describes a multi-disciplinary research effort to analyze the ecological, economic, and social consequences of forest policies of in the Oregon Coast Range. Includes resource maps, data, publications and other information.
The Duke Forest - Duke University - Research forest for Duke University. Site has links to research, management, public recreation, outreach programs, and resources.
The Forestry Research Institute of Sweden - SkogForsk is the research institute of the Swedish forestry sector. It carries out applied research in a variety of different fields; development of technology, environmental and conservation issues, breeding of forestry trees, organizational issues and many other topics
The Institute of Wood Science - United Kingdom based institute. Promotes and encourages a better understanding of timber, wood-based materials and associated timber processes. Journals, annual meetings, courses and membership info.
U.S. Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) Network - A collaborative effort involving more than 1100 scientists and students investigating ecological processes over long temporal and broad spatial scales. The network promotes synthesis and comparative research across sites and ecosystems and among other related national and international research programs.
US Forest Service Southern Research Station - Headquartered in Asheville, North Carolina, serves 13 Southern States and beyond. Conducts research on forest resources and ecosystem and environmental quality in the southern United States.
USFS - North Central Research Station - Midwest U.S. - Natural resource research and development in the Midwest. Provides the scientific basis for decisions and policies that affect the management and use of forests in the region.
USFS - Northeastern Research Station - Conducts extensive research to enhance and protect productivity on all of America's forests and rangelands with special attention to long-term resource issues of national and international scope in the northeastern United States.
USFS - Rocky Mountain Research Station - Conducts research in forestry resource science and technology for forest sustainability and productivity in Rocky Mountain ecosystems and environmental quality.
USFS Forest Products Laboratory, Madison Wisconsin - Serves the public as the nation's leading wood research institute. Research concentrates on pulp and paper products, housing and structural uses of wood, wood preservation, wood and fungi identification, and finishing and restoration of wood products.
USFS Pacific Northwest Research Station - PNW - Organized into seven programs conducted at ten locations: nine laboratories in Alaska, Washington, and Oregon, and a Wood Utilization Center in Sitka, Alaska. Forestry research sites were established to evaluate and disseminate information and technology to improve management and use of natural resources.
USFS Pacific Southwest Research Station - California & Hawaii - Contains links to publications, journals, research proposals, databases and links to other USFS research forests.
USFS Rocky Mountain Research Station, Flagstaff Lab - One of seven U.S. Forest Service research stations for forestry and forest products, publications, seminars and research.
USGS - Cascadia Field Station - Provides research, publications, geospatial data, news and information. Studies the biological and social aspects of resource management issues in national parks and other protected areas on public lands throughout the Northwest and beyond. Located at the University of Washington
USGS - Colorado Plateau Field Station - Research, publications, geospatial data, news and information about the Colorado Plateau ecosystem.
USGS - Olympic Field Station - Research, publications, geospatial data, news and information for the Olympic penninsula.
USGS - Snake River Field Station - Research, publications, geospatial data, news and information relating to the Snake River region ecosystem, with emphasis on raptor ecology, biology and habitat.
USGS Canyonlands Field Station - Consists of staff and programs formerly associated with three units of the National Park System --Arches, Canyonlands and Natural Bridges national parks. Provides research, publications, expertise in the ecology of desert soils, invertebrates and vascular plants.
USGS Forest and Rangeland Ecosystem Science Center - Research and information on ecosystems, wildlife, exotic species, fisheries, endangered species, and other topics related to management and conservation of forest and rangeland ecosystems in the Pacific Northwest and Intermountain West.
University of Arizonan Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research - Applies dendrochronology to understanding environmental variability in climatic, hydrologic, geomorphic, and ecological systems and their interactions with human societies. Contact and academic information.
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