Southern Research Station

Title: Assessing the south's forests

Author: Wear, David N.; Greis, John G.

Date: 2003

Source: In: Forest Landowner 62(2): 1-3

Description: The Southern Forest Resource Assessment (SFRA) was initiated in the Spring of 1999 to address broad questions concerning the status, trends and potential future of southern forests. The southern offices of the USDA Forest Service, U.S. Environmental Protectional Agency, U.S. Fish and wildlife Service, and Tennessee Valley Authority charactered SFRA and it has been conducted in collaboration with State agencies represented by the Southern Group of State Foresters and the Southeastern Association of Fish and Wilelife Agencies. the final Assessment reports were issued in November 2002. What follows is a very compact description of major findings from the Assessment.

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Wear, David N.; Greis, John G.  2003.  Assessing the south's forests.   In: Forest Landowner 62(2): 1-3