Preston / Animal Ecology / Redlands / Raleigh / Forsyth / Covelo / New York / Asheville / Hadley / Atlanta / Cary / /
Company
Springer Publishing / Columbia University Press / SAS Institute Inc. / Cambridge University Press / Klaus N. A. / Third International Partners / Southern / ESRI / John Wiley and Sons / Island Press / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / / /
Facility
University of Tennessee / Southern Research Station / Mississippi State University / The University of Tennessee / University of North Carolina / Chapel Hill / Forest Service Southern Research Station / Southeastern Forest Experiment Station / /
IndustryTerm
spatial-analyst tools / /
NaturalFeature
North Carolina National Forests / Yellow Pine forest / Northern Hardwoods forest / Appalachians / Nantahala forest / National Forests / Hemlock-White Pine forest / Pisgah National forest / Mixed Pine-Hardwood forest / National Forest / Oak-Hickory forest / /
Organization
Department of Forestry / Wildlife and Fisheries / Cambridge University / Columbia University / U.S. Forest Service / USDA Forest Service / Department of Biological Sciences / University of Tennessee / Committee of Scientists / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service / U. S. Department of Agriculture / Mississippi State University / University of North Carolina / Chapel Hill / Georgia Department of Natural Resources / University of Tennessee / Knoxville / U.S.F.S CISC / /
Person
Francis Marion-Sumter / D. J. Twedt / George Washington / George Washington-Jefferson / W. P. Smith / J. R. Woehr / R. B. Hamilton / E. Morris / R. J. Cooper / /
Position
Secretary of Agriculture / editor / manager / General / model / National Forest / analyst / D. J. / /
Product
Spatially Explicit Avian-Habitat Models Our / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / U.S. Forest Service / New York / Tennessee / South Carolina / Mississippi / North Carolina / California / Georgia / Massachusetts / /
Integrating Bird-Habitat Modeling into National Forest Planning for Bird Conservation in the Southern Appalachians1 David A. Buehler,2 Eric T. Linder,3 Kathleen E. Franzreb,4 Nathan A. Klaus,5 Randy Dettmers,6 and John G