Economic Aspects of Forest Management on Public Lands

Staff

Economics is about resources
It seems to be a common misconception that economics is about finance or it is about putting dollar values on things that don't come with price tags. Really, though, economics s about the use, distribution and conservation of RESOURCES. Our Staff includes people from a range of scientific disciplines, including economics, biology, forestry, hydrology and computer science.

J. Greg Jones; Research Forester, Project Leader

David Calkin, Research Forester

Krista M. Gebert, Economist

Janie Canton-Thompson, Social Scientist

Janet Sullivan, Biologist

Kurt Krueger, Economist

Suzette Dailey, Program Assistant

Kevin Hyde, METI, Hydrologist/Geographer

JingJing Liang, University of Washington, Forest Economist

Dan Loeffler, University of Montana, Economist

Robin Silverstein, METI, Biologist

Edward Butler, University of Montana, Research Assistant

Amy Steinke, University of Montana, Database analyst

Judy Troutwine, University of Montana, GIS analyst/programmer

USDA Forest Service - Rocky Mountain Research Station
Last Modified: December 14, 2006
Modified by: Janet Sullivan