Remotely-sensed data can inform conservation efforts that target forest wildlife, however,
few spatial data products are able to quantify fine-scale aspects of structural variation within …

Habitat restoration is a cornerstone of conservation, particularly for habitat‐limited species.
However, restoration efforts are seldom rigorously monitored at meaningful spatial scales …

For most bird species, little is known about their ecology and survival between fledging and
independence despite the potential for post-fledging survival to be a factor limiting …

Disturbance-based silviculture is of increasing interest as an approach to provide multiple
ecosystem services and beta diversity in habitat conditions. One such approach increasingly …

Silviculture has been a dynamic discipline for over a century in North America. During that
time, silviculture has been closely tied with dominant trends in society, from reforestation in …

Best management practices are often written by researchers to guide land managers and
landowners in the creation of habitat for wildlife species of interest. These documents are …

Domestic and foreign renewable energy targets and financial incentives have increased
demand for woody biomass and bioenergy in the southeastern United States. This demand …

Effective planning for natural resource management and wildlife conservation requires
detailed information on vegetation structure at landscape scales and how structure is …

Despite the growing popularity of using single species as surrogates for biodiversity,
conservation interventions for a single taxon do not always benefit other species within the …

Point counts are commonly used to assess changes in bird abundance, including analytical
approaches such as distance sampling that estimate density. Point‐count methods have …