Data Archive: Using a Coproduction Approach to Map Future Forest Retention Likelihood in the Southeastern United States

Authors

Rachel E. Greene, Mississippi State UniversityFollow
Kristine O. Evans, Mississippi State UniversityFollow
Michael T. Gray, Mississippi State UniversityFollow
D. Todd Jones-Farrand, U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceFollow
William G. Wathen, Tennessee Wildlife Resources AgencyFollow

Alternative Title

Using a Coproduction Approach to Map Future Forest Retention Likelihood in the Southeastern United States

Abstract

Supporting data for publication titled: Using a Coproduction Approach to Map Future Forest Retention Likelihood in the Southeastern United States;

Journal of Forestry, 2020, 28–43 doi:10.1093/jofore/fvz063

Comments

Please contact Dr. Kristine Evans (kristine.evans@msstate.edu) for more information.

Publisher

Journal of Forestry

First Page

28

Last Page

43

DOI

https://doi.org/10.1093/jofore/fvz063

Publication Date

Winter 12-4-2019

Spatial Coverage

Southeastern U.S.

Temporal Coverage

2030-2060

College

College of Forest Resources

Department

Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Aquaculture

Research Center

Forest and Wildlife Research Center| Geosystems Research Institute| Quantitative Ecology and Spatial Technologies Laboratory

Keywords

biodiversity, conservation planning, forest, restoration, retention, United States

Disciplines

Forest Sciences

Recommended Citation

Greene, R. E., K. O. Evans, M. T. Gray, D. T. Jones-Farrand, W. G. Wathen. 2020. Using a Coproduction Approach to Map Future Forest Retention Likelihood in the Southeastern United States. Journal of Forestry 118(1):28–43, https://doi.org/10.1093/jofore/fvz063.