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Southern Research Station
Wildlife Habitat and Silviculture Lab
Research Work Unit SRS-4159Link to Southern Research Station
Nacogdoches, Texas

RWUD SFA Trail How to find us Employees

The U.S. Forest Service consists of three branches: National Forest System, State and Private Forestry, and Forest Service Research. The research branch consists of 6 research stations, the International Institute of Tropical Forestry and the Forest Products Lab. The Wildlife Habitat and Silviculture Lab (WHSL) is one of 25 Research Work Units within the Southern Research Station, which is headquartered in Asheville, North Carolina. 

Currently, WHSL research is conducted in Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Florida, and throughout the Southern Appalachians. In addition to our laboratory on the campus of Stephen F. Austin State University, we administer the Stephen F. Austin Experimental Forest, which is part of the Angelina National Forest

Because most of our Texas research involves threatened, endangered, or sensitive species, most of our research is now conducted off the Experimental Forest. 

In addition to its use for research, the Experimental Forest is home to the East Texas Plant Materials Center and the SFA Interpretive Trail System, which is being developed cooperative by the WHSL, Stephen F. Austin State University (through the Arthur Temple College of Forestry), and the National Forests and Grasslands in Texas

Our Mission is to quantify relationships between wildlife habitat values and forest management strategies and to incorporate these findings into management planning processes.

Our Employees and Research

Research Publications - Link to Southern Research Station's site with publications you can view and print.

Research Work Unit Description - Descriptions of our current projects.

Personnel - Meet our employees!

Special Projects

Coming soon!

WPBIB: Woodpecker Bibliography - Link to our bibliography of woodpecker literature.  The bibliography currently contains more than 3,000 citations. Full text of publications are not available.

Additional Information

Location - Directions to the Unit

PMC - East Texas Plant Materials Center, NRCS

Stephen F. Austin Interpretive Trail

SFA Trail - Minutes from Nacogdoches and Lufkin lies a hidden forest treasure...

 
Photo of ribbon-cutting ceremony at the SFA Interpretive Trail
 

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Last modified: 5 September 2006