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John E. Wagner
Professor
304 Bray Hall
1 Forestry Dr.
Syracuse, New York 13210
Phone: (315) 470-6971
Email: jewagner@esf.edu
Highest Education
Ph.D., Colorado State University (Forestry and Wood Science), 1990.
Areas of Study
Forest resource economics. My research focuses primarily on developing mathematical and economic models to critically analyze questions concerning the sustainable management and use of forest resources.
Courses Taught
- FOR 207 – Introduction to Economics
- FOR 333 – Natural Resource Managerial Economics
- FOR 370 – Forest Management Decision Making and Planning
- FOR 533 – Natural Resource Managerial Economics
- FOR 570 – Forest Management Decision Making and Planning
- FOR 670 – Resource and Environmental Economics
- FOR 797 - Forest and Natural Resources Policy Seminar
Current Graduate Advisees
Daniel Betz
drbetz@syr.edu
- Degree Sought: MS
- Graduate Advisor(s): Wagner
- Area of Study: Economics, Governance and Human Dimensions
- Undergraduate Institute: Rutgers U Cook College (Ecology)
Graduate Research Topic
I am current working on projecting the future composition of the Syracuse urban forest with potential invasive insects and climate change impacts.
Daniel Clark
dgclar01@syr.edu
- Degree Sought: MS
- Graduate Advisor(s): Wagner
- Area of Study: Natural Resources Mgt
- Undergraduate Institute: Rutgers U Rutgers College* (Natural Sciences — O)
Graduate Research Topic
I am researching the factors that influence land use change in the Northern Forest Region.
Nathan Funk
nwfunk@syr.edu
- Degree Sought: MF
- Graduate Advisor(s): Wagner
- Area of Study: Management
Andrew Krutz
akrutz@syr.edu
- Degree Sought: MF
- Graduate Advisor(s): Wagner
Meghan Peters
mpeter02@syr.edu
- Degree Sought: MS
- Graduate Advisor(s): Wagner
- Area of Study: Natural Resources Mgt
Sanglim Yoo
sayoo@syr.edu
- Degree Sought: PHD
- Graduate Advisor(s): Wagner
- Area of Study: Environmental and Natural Resources Policy
- Undergraduate Institute: Seoul Nat'l Univ
- Previous Graduate Study: Seoul Nat'l Univ (Environ planning )
Research Interest
- Economic value of nonmarket goods
- Valuing natural resources and environmental amenity benefits in urban areas
- Application of GIS technique to economic model
- Use of landscape ecology indices in economic model
- Application of geographically weighted regression to economic model
Favorite Quote
John 3:16
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Dissertation
Measuring Amenity Benefits from Urban Open Space: A Hedonic Approach
Most Recent Publications
Escobedo, F., S, T. Kroeger, and J.E. Wagner. Urban Forests and pollution mitigation: Analyzing Ecosystem services and disservices. Environmental Pollution. In Press
Wagner, J.E. Misinterpreting the Internal Rate of Return in Sustainable Forest Management Planning and Economic Analysis. Journal of Sustainable Forestry. In Press.
Shuifa, K., J.E. Wagner, L. Zhou, W. Yali, and Z. Yan. 2010. The situations and potentials of forest carbon sink and employment creation from aforestation in China. International Forestry Review. 12(3):247-255.
Escobedo, F., S. Varela, M. Zhao, J.E. Wagner, and W. Zipperer. 2010. Analyzing the efficacy of subtropical urban forests in offsetting carbon emissions from cities. Environmental Science and Policy. 13:362-372.
Nordman, E., and J.E. Wagner. 2010. Incorporating acquisition costs in forestland open space programs: Lessons from conservation biology and applications. Journal of Forestry. 108(6):282-287.
Wagner, J.E. 2009. Expected Rates of Value Growth for Individual Sugar Maple Crop Trees in the Great Lakes Region: A Comment. Northern Journal of Applied Forestry. 25(4):141-145.
Pailler, S., J.E. Wagner, J.G. McPeak, and D.W. Floyd. 2009. Identifying Conservation Opportunities among Malinké Bushmeat Hunters of Guinea, West Africa. Human Ecology, 37(6):761-774
Books
Wagner J. E. 2011. Forestry Economics: A Managerial Approach. Routledge Textbooks in Environmental and Agricultural Economics. Routledge Press, London (ISBN: 978-0-415-77476-5) (Expected publication date 1 June 2011 http://www.routledge.com/books/details/9780415774765/)
Mart?ez de Anguita, Pablo and John E. Wagner. 2010. Environmental Social Accounting Matrices: Theory and application. Routledge Studies in Ecological Economics, Routledge Press, London (ISBN13: 978-0-415-77630-1)
