Environment and People
From Indigenous land management to urbanization, humans have shaped the landscapes of the South for millennia. Humans influence — and are influenced by — the environment around them. Understanding these relationships can improve the way people steward plant and animal communities.
The Southern Research Station explores the socioeconomic dimensions of land ownership, climate change, urbanization, ecosystem services, and more. Our research provides knowledge, strategies, and tools for restoring, managing, and sustaining southern forests and fosters insight about ecosystem restoration globally.
Data and Tools
- Dataset
- Dataset
Multimedia
- Webinars
CompassLive
- Science Shorts
Related Programs
Publications
- Don C. Bragg. 2022. A photographic record of the first silvicultural research by the Southern Forest Experiment Station
- Don C. Bragg. 2022. Russell R. Reynolds, pioneering Forest Service silviculture researcher
- Arun Regmi, Donald L. Grebner, John L. Willis, Robert K. Grala. 2022. Sawmill willingness to pay price premiums for higher quality pine sawtimber in the southeastern United States