Northern Arizona University School of Forestry faculty and students have been engaged in international forestry activities for more than 25 years. Faculty and students have participated in international field tours and seminars, attended conferences, and have conducted research in over 30 countries around the world. Their international activities provide global perspectives in the classroom and promote collaborative research and educational endeavors.

The faculty members listed below are those amongst the NAU School of Forestry faculuty who are actively involved in international programs and research.

Allen, James A. (Executive Director, School of Forestry); Management and Restoration of Forested Wetlands; International Forestry;
Ecology of freshwater forested wetlands and mangroves; restoration of wetlands; forestry practices of smallholders in developing countries.
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Beier, Paul; Wildlife Ecology.
Wildlife population dynamics, conservation biology, wildlife habitat relationships, impact of forest and range practices on wildlife.
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Finkral, Alex.; Forest Management & Silviculture.
Forest management planning, forest stand dynamics, forest operations.
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Fulé, Peter Z.; Forest Ecology.
Ecological restoration, Cordilleran forests (southwestern US and northern Mexico), fire ecology.
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Hofstetter, Richard; Ecology and Forest Entomology.
Community ecology, insect population dynamics, tritrophic interactions, mutualisms, ecology and evolution of bark beetles and their associated mites and fungi.
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Kim, Yeon-Su; Resource Economics.
Nonmarket valuation, recreation economics.
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Mathiasen, Robert L.; Forest Health/Forest Pathology.
Forest health, tree diseases, systematics and population biology of dwarf mistletoes, influence of forest management practices on forest tree diseases.
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Parysow, Pablo F.; Forest Biometrics.
Forest modeling, sampling, inventory and monitoring, statistical methods.
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Patton, David R.; Forest Wildlife Ecology.
Forest wildlife ecology, wildlife habitat relationships, wildlife habitat models, wildlife management in Africa, effects of forest and range management practices on wildlife.
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Tecle, Aregai; Hydrology and Systems Analysis.
Modeling hydrological processes, multi-criterion decision making, conflict resolution in multiresource management, integrated forest resource systems analysis, analysis of water quality programs.
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Thode, Andrea E.; Fire Ecology.
Landscape ecology, restoration ecology, community ecology, fire behavior and fire effects.
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Wagner, Michael R.; Forest Entomology and Pathology.
Biochemical interaction between conifers and phytophagus insects, biology of sawflies, influence of plant stress on folivorous forest insects, genetic resistance, dwarf mistletoes, land application wastewater treatment.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 10 July 2008 )