Forestry Experiment Station / Identifying Strategic Emphasis Areas The University of Alaska / University of Alaska Board / USFWS National Image Library / Forest Sciences Geography Plant / University of Alaska / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Image Library / University of Alaska Fairbanks / /
IndustryTerm
sustainable resource management / speciļ¬c applications / transportation / harvestable products / instructional technologies / Resource management / resources management / agricultural products / natural systems / oil revenue / reindeer products / procedural law / social systems / long-term management / title transportation corridors / information technology / industrial forest products / instantaneous global communications / High energy costs / good communication infrastructure / /
Organization
Bureau of Land Management / Alaska Legislature / Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges / National Science Foundation / School of Agriculture and Land Resources Management / Economic Research Service / School of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences Agricultural / Agricultural Research Service / Faculty School of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences Agricultural / Agricultural Sciences / USDA / Department of Energy / Cooperative Extension Service / Fairbanks Convention and Visitors Bureau / Resource Management Society / University of Alaska / U.S. Department of Agriculture / National Park Service / federal government / Cooperative State Research / Extension / and Education Service / University of Alaska Fairbanks / Commission on Colleges / University of Alaska Board of Regents / Forest Service / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Steve Chase / David Valentine / Barbara Pierson / John Fox / Jo Keller / Philip Martin / Leslie Kerr / Dave Menke / Glenn P. Juday / Mok Kumagai / Brian Riordan / Polly Wheeler / Carol E. Lewis / Tom Malone / Scott Rupp / Jessica Garron / Roseann Leiner / /
Position
advisors / MP / researcher / Dean and Director / Chair / Strategic Plan Committee From / leader / professor / hunter / /
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