M.P.S., M.S. & Ph.D. in Natural Resources Management
ApplyThe Natural Resources Management program focuses on both the underlying theory and on-the-ground application of practices to achieve sustainable outcomes in natural resource systems.
Because management practices and decisions arise from the combination of ecological knowledge, economic considerations and landowner/manager objectives and/or policies, research opportunities in management are interdisciplinary by nature.
Participating Faculty
- Colin M. Beier; cbeier@esf.edu
forest ecosystem and landscape ecology, social-ecological systems, climate change, ecosystem services, landscape change modeling, resilience, adaptive management, resource governance, applied geoinformatics - Eddie Bevilacqua; ebevilacqua@esf.edu
sampling/inventory, biometrics, forest mensuration, growth and yield modeling, applied statistics, GIS/spatial analysis, forest ecology, landscape ecology, ecological modeling, tree-ring science, quantitative silviculture - Russell D. Briggs; rdbriggs@esf.edu
forest ecology, watershed ecology, soils, ecosystem services, watershed management, forest soils, silviculture - Tristan R. Brown; trbro100@esf.edu
sustainable energy law & policy; energy systems analysis; techno-economic analysis; and climate policy - René Germain; rhgermai@esf.edu
forest health, policy, silviculture, forest management and operations, forest management for renewable energy, watershed management, sustainable forestry systems - Mariann T. Johnston; mjohnston@esf.edu
forest ecology, soils, biogeochemistry, forest health, silviculture - Diane M. Kuehn; dmkuehn@esf.edu
social and recreational dimensions, ecotourism and nature tourism, recreation management and research - Robert W. Malmsheimer; rwmalmsh@esf.edu
How laws and the legal system affect natural resources management, including how carbon accounting policies affect forest and natural resources. - Christopher A. Nowak; canowak@esf.edu
vegetation management, silviculture and forest ecology, production ecology and plant ecophysiology, invasive exotic plant control, biogeography and cultural landscapes, sustainable management and certification systems - Stephen V. Stehman; svstehma@esf.edu
environmental sampling, map accuracy assessment, land-cover monitoring; applied statistics - John C. Stella; stella@esf.edu
riparian and stream ecology, restoration ecology, watershed management, ecological modeling, tree-ring science, river restoration, arid-land and Mediterranean ecosystems - Philippe G. Vidon; pgvidon@esf.edu
geography/environmental science, surface and subsurface hydrology, water quality, riparian zone/watershed biogeochemistry and hydrology, agriculture, best management practices, nitrogen, phosphorus, mercury, carbon cycling, greenhouse gases (N2O, CO2, CH4). - Timothy A. Volk; tavolk@esf.edu
silviculture, forest management for renewable energy, biomass and bioenergy, energy, agroforestry, phytoremediation, management and sustainability of short rotation woody crops, life cycle analysis, ecophysiology, international forestry - John E. Wagner; jewagner@esf.edu
forest resource and environmental economics, ecosystem services, policy, quantitative silviculture, forest management and operations, operations research, simulation
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Diane Kuehn
Associate Professor
Graduate Education Coordinator - SRM
310A Bray Hall, One Forestry Drive
Syracuse, NY 13210-2788
Phone: (315) 470-6561
Fax: (315) 470-6535
Current Graduate Students in Management
Current Students Only currently registered students appear — new names appear at start of academic year
Graduate Research Topic
Resource challenges associated with hydraulic fracturing
Favorite Quote
"To give anything less than your best is to sacrifice the gift."- Steve Prefontaine
Graduate Research Topic
My research focuses on the influence of forest succession on downed wood accumulation, as well as carbon accounting and uncertainty analysis.
Previous Graduate Study: Lincoln University of Mo (Environmental Science)
Personal Statement
My research interest lies in conservation and management of natural resources through application of UAS (Unmanned Aerial System) and Geo-Spatial Information System.
Graduate Research Topic (MS)
Quantifying stand structure and dynamics of a white oak plantation in Central Missouri
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Graduate Research Topic
I am researching differences in soil compaction and displacement caused by bare tires, tires with chains, and tires with single-wheel tracks on skidders.
