Join us as Dr. John Kabrick, Research Forester and Project Leader for the U.S. Forest Service, Northern Research Station discusses Open Forest Restoration.
Dr. Kabrick is a Research Forester with the USDA Forest Service, Northern Research Station, and a Cooperating Assistant Professor in the School of Natural Resources. His research in silviculture, forest ecology, and forest soils is focused on developing and evaluating silvicultural systems for sustaining native flora and fauna communities in balance with traditional forest commodities. This includes quantifying the roles of disturbances (harvests and fire) and environmental conditions for creating and maintaining various forest and woodland structures over space and time. He also has interests in examining the long-term consequences of forest management on the soil’s ability to store carbon and to supply nutrients and water, and using models for evaluating silvicultural approaches for positioning forests for projected changes in climate.
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This series is possible through a grant from the Wisconsin SFI® Implementation Committee. The Mission of the Wisconsin SFI® Implementation Committee (WI SIC) is to promote and enhance SFI and sustainable forestry practices within Wisconsin through grassroots collaboration with stakeholders, partners, and those who benefit from managed forests. With a focus on SFI’s core SIC’s priorities, the WI SIC ensures that forests and their many benefits will perpetuate into the future.