U.S. Department of Agriculture1. Annual visitation and economic benefits of recreation from 2017-2022 estimated for Forest Service lands within ten initial investment landscapes of the Wildfire Crisis Strategy
- Author(s):
- Lehr, Jacob B.; White, Eric M.; Winder, Samantha G.; Shashidhar, Mithali; Wood, Spencer A.
2. Historical maps of land use in Puerto Rico in 1951
- Author(s):
- Helmer, Eileen H.; Córdova, Juan R.; Quiñones, Maya; Hubing, Nick
3. County-level land-use projections for the conterminous United States, 2020-2070, used in the 2020 RPA Assessment
- Author(s):
- Mihiar, Christopher M.; Lewis, David J.; Coulston, John W.
4. Data and replication code for analyzing crime on street segments with and without building removals in Baltimore, MD 2014-2019
- Author(s):
- Locke, Dexter H.; Fix, Rebecca L.; Gobaud, Ariana N.; Morrison, Christopher N.; Jay, Jonathan; Kondo, Michelle C.
5. Horizon scanning data for the future of outdoor recreation on public lands
- Author(s):
- Westphal, Lynne M.; Sachdeva, Sonya S.; Fisher, Cherie L.
6. Sudden sawlog study for loblolly pine on the Gulf Coastal Plain
- Author(s):
- Leduc, Daniel J.
7. Cutfoot Experimental Forest 1934 cutting experiment in mature red and jack pine, plots 106 - 110
- Author(s):
- Kastendick, Douglas N.; Palik, Brian J.; Beck, Albert J.; Kragthorpe, Joshua J.
8. Replication data for "The politics of urban trees: Tree Planting is associated with gentrification in Portland, Oregon"
- Author(s):
- Donovan, Geoffrey H.; Prestemon, Jeffrey P.; Butry, David T.; Kaminski, Abigail R.; Monleon, Vicente J.
9. Thinning the 1927 “Graveyard” red pine stands in the Cutfoot Experimental Forest
- Author(s):
- Kastendick, Douglas N.; Palik, Brian J.
10. Thinning the 1927 “Common Sense” young Norway-jack pine stands in the Cutfoot Experimental Forest
- Author(s):
- Kastendick, Douglas N.; Palik, Brian J.