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4th Biennial Shortleaf Pine Conference: Day 1
October 3-5, 2017
Why Shortleaf?
Dr. Jim Guldin, US Forest Service
The Pinelands and Shortleaf Pine – A Forester’s Perspective
Bob Williams, Pine Creek Forestry
Efforts to Restore the Northern Bobwhite in the New Jersey Pine Barrens through Translocation
John Parke, New Jersey Audubon
The Shortleaf Pine Initiative – Moving Forward
Mike Black, Shortleaf Pine Initiative
Landscape-scale Restoration in the Interior Highlands of Arkansas
McRee Anderson, The Nature Conservancy
Shortleaf Research Project Update
George Zimmerman and Anthony Zelinsky, Stockton University
 

4th Biennial Shortleaf Pine Conference: Day 3
October 3-5, 2017
Shortleaf Pine Progeny Test Performance in North Carolina: 30-Year Results
Ron Myers, North Carolina Forest Service
Shortleaf Success Story
Chris Erwin, Alabama Shortleaf Pine Initiative
Shortleaf Success Story
Ron Myers, North Carolina Forest Service
Shortleaf Pine Restoration on the Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee
Wally Akins, Tennessee, Wildlife Resources Agency
Strategies for Effective Prescribed Burning Applications Across the Range of Shortleaf Pine
John Stivers, Consultant Forester
 

3rd Biennial Shortleaf Pine Conference
Prescribed Fire and Bat Conservation
Dr. Joy O'Keefe
History and Composition of the Interior Highlands Shortleaf Pine Restoration Initiative
Dr. Jane Fitzgerald
Shortleaf Pine Restoration: Twenty Years of Science and Management in the Western Range.
Martin L. Blaney, Habitat Coordinator, Wildlife Management Bureau, Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Shortleaf Pine Genetic Resources-Supporting Restoration in the Southern Region
Robin Taylor, Manager of Beech Creek and Chilhowee Genetic Resource Management Areas, US Forest Service, US Forest Service
Underplanting Shortleaf Pine in the North Carolina Piedmont
David Schnake, Forest Manager, North Carolina Division of Agriculture & Consumer Sciences Research Stations Division
Shortleaf Seedling Production and Quality Seedlings
Wayne Bell, Chief Operating Officer, International Forest Company
Shortleaf Pine Opportunities for Assistance
Tim Albritton, State Staff Forester, Natural Resources Conservation Service
A Working Forester’s View of Shortleaf Pine: Its Loss and Bright Future at its Northern Limits
Bob Williams, Owner & Forester, Pine Creek Forestry, LLC
Prescribed Fire, Monitoring and Partnerships- Getting to scale with Shortleaf Pine
McRee Anderson, The Nature Conservancy-Arkansas
Fire Exclusion is Causing an Increase in Hybrids between Shortleaf and Loblolly Pine
Dr. Rod Will, Professor, Natural Resource Ecology & Management, Oklahoma State University
Where We Are Now- Successes and Challenges to Restoring Shortleaf Pine to North Carolina
Bill Pickens, Conifer Silviculturlist Specialist, North Carolina Forest Service
Shortleaf Pine Restoration on Alabama Wildlife Management Areas
Drew Nix, Forester, Alabama Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries
Dendrochronology and Forest History
Dr. Henri Grissino-Mayer, Professor of Geography/ Associate Department Head, University of Tennessee
Cumberland Plateau Stewardship Fund: Resources for Restoring and Managing Shortleaf Pine in the Cumberland Plateau
Jon Scott, Manager, Southern Regional Office, National Fish & Wildlife Foundation
What is your Shortleaf Pine Story?
David Arnold, Assistant State Forester, Tennessee Division of Forestry
Shortleaf Pine Demonstration Areas
Dr. George Hernandez, Regional Regeneration Specialist, US Forest Service
 
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