Radnor / Syracuse / Concord / Hanover / New York / /
Company
John Wiley and Sons / /
Country
United States / Canada / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
State University of New York / College of Environmental Science / Northeast Forest Experiment Station / University Press / University of Massachusetts / University Cooperative Extension / /
IndustryTerm
travel corridors / hand tools / wildlife travel corridors / energy / /
NaturalFeature
Aspen forests / White Mountain National Forest / Young forest / /
Organization
University of Massachusetts / College of Environmental Science and Forestry / USDA Forest Service / USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service / New Hampshire Fish and Game Department / Young Forest Habitat John W. Lanier / New Hampshire Fish & Game Department / State University of New York / /
Person
Jim Oehler / John W. Lanier / /
Position
State Forester / wildlife consultant / wildlife biologist / King / wildlife program leader / county Extension Forester / logger / professional forester / professionally trained forester / /
ProvinceOrState
Pennsylvania / New York / Massachusetts / New Hampshire / /
PublishedMedium
Forest Ecology and Management / /
RadioStation
WMNF / /
Region
northeastern U.S. / northeastern United States / New England / /
Chapter 5. Managing Regenerating and Young Forest Habitat John W. Lanier, New Hampshire Fish & Game Department, 11 Hazen Dr., Concord, NH[removed]If you are a landowner and are reading this chapter for the first time, ther