Forest Management
Management is an integral component of maintaining a healthy and productive forest. Well managed forests can provide places for recreation, increase wildlife usage, and improve productivity of forest products such as timber. Unmanaged forests can become overcrowded and stressed due to competition for resources, allowing easier access for disease and insects. Forests can be managed for specific objectives including economic, ecological, and aesthetics. Different management techniques can be used by land managers depending on their objective for the forest.
Pine Straw Raking and Growth of Southern Pine: Review and Recommendations
University of Georgia, 2020Guide to Herbicide Application Windows During a Southern Pine Rotation to Improve Productivity
University of Georgia, 2024Herbaceous Forest Vegetation Management
University of Arkansas, 2022Managing Forests for Wildlife and Forest Health
Mississippi State University , 2023Pine Straw Management in the Southeastern U.S.
University of Georgia, 2022Risk Assessments for Non-Native Species
University of Florida, 2022Forest Weed Control
University of GeorgiaGeorgia Forest Productivity Publication Series
University of Georgia
