In the early nonindustrial private forest (family forest) research literature, size of forest
holding was identified as a critical variable impacting the propensity of family forest owners …

While non-operating agricultural and absentee forest landowners across the US and Europe
are an important group of landowners, our understanding of them remains relatively limited …

The landscape is an ideal spatial extent for managing forests because many ecological
processes and disturbances occur on such scales. Moreover, landscape-level decision …

A growing body of research documents how individuals respond to local impacts of global
climate change and a range of policy efforts aim to help individuals reduce their exposure …

In this article, we provide a synthesis of the peer-reviewed literature and state and federal
policies focused on absentee landowners of forestland, rangeland, or farmland in the US …

In this study, we examine how family forest owners who receive various types of assistance
differ from unassisted landowners with respect to their forestland management practices …

Completely revised and updated, this new edition of The Forests of Michigan takes a
comprehensive look at the natural history, ecology, management, economic importance, and …

Invasive species are reaching epidemic proportions, greatly altering global biomes. The role
of private landowners in controlling invasive plants in forest ecosystems has been well …

Understanding how non-industrial private forest (NIPF) owners gain and share information
regarding the management of their property is very important to policy makers, yet our …

While non-industrial private forest landowners have a significant amount of forest
landholdings in the US, they are underrepresented in the California cap-and-trade market …