Science Flashes 2

Concurrent Session Moderator(s)

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  Omoyemeh Ukachukwu, PhD (she/her/hers)

  Manager, Forest Carbon Modeling
  Anew Climate
  Clayton, North Carolina, United States

Learn in a flash with these 8-minute presentations that take the audience on a quick trip into forestry and natural resource topics.

Presentations:

• 1:30pm - 1:38pm PST

  Family Forest Owner Behavior, in Theory
  

  Speaker: Emily S. Huff, PhD – Michigan State University
• 1:40pm - 1:48pm PST

  Aboveground Carbon Comparisons Between Old-Growth and Second-Growth Maple-Basswood Stands in Southern Minnesota
  

  Speaker: Nick Partington, MS (he/him/his) – University of Minnesota
• 1:50pm - 1:58pm PST

  Modeling Wood Product Carbon Flows in Southern US Pine Plantations: Implications for Carbon Storage
  

  Speaker: Sarah J. Puls, MS Student (she/her/hers) – NC State University
• 2:00pm - 2:08pm PST

  Evaluating the Economic Feasibility of Hybrid Poplar for Veneer Wood in North Carolina
  

  Speaker: Samuel Blumenfeld, MS-NR Student – NC State University
• 2:10pm - 2:18pm PST

  Managing Appalachian forests for both timber and carbon sequestration: economic concerns on rotation length and products output.
  

  Speaker: Jareth Beeler – University of Tennessee Knoxville
• 2:20pm - 2:28pm PST

  Assessing timber procurement practices and the relationship between mills and logging businesses in the Southern US wood supply chain
  

  Speaker: Joe Conrad, IV, PhD – University of Georgia

  Author: Rafia Rahman, n/a – University of Georgia
• 2:30pm - 2:38pm PST

  Estimating forest attributes using airborne LiDAR: Case study from a natural pine-dominated ecosystem
  

  Speaker: Taeyoon Lee, PhD (he/him/his) – University of Georgia
• 2:40pm - 2:48pm PST

  Reviewing a Sustainable Biomass Value-added Product System in the Mid-Atlantic Region of the U.S.
  

  Speaker: Robert Burns, PhD – West Virginia University

  Author: Ross Andrew, PhD – West Virginia University
• 2:50pm - 2:58pm PST

  Forest Stewards Perceptions of Climate Adaptation Across Tribal Nations and State Agencies in Present-Day Maine
  

  Speaker: Rachel Swanwick, n/a (she/her/hers) – University of Vermont