Forest Science in the South - 2002
 Report of the USDA-FS Southern Research Station

Below are links to a downloadable PDF (128 pages, 6.1 Megs) of "Forest Science in the South -- 2002 Report of the USDA Forest Service Southern Research Station."  This report contains background material, as well as information about our recent accomplishments.

This document includes an extensive list of the publications that our scientists have written or co-authored.  Many of these are currently available for downloading from our Station's Publications page, with more added every week.  Making the results of our natural resource research and development work accessible to people throughout the Nation and the world is at the heart of our program.

We appreciate your continued support and involvement in our research program.  As always, we welcome your comments and suggestions to help us better serve our customers and our mission: "to create the science and technology needed to sustain and enhance southern forest ecosystems and the benefits they provide."

Please Note:  Due to the length and file size of the complete publication, we have divided it into several PDF files to give you the option of viewing and downloading specific parts one at a time.

Section	Pages	File Size
Table of Contents, Message From the Director,  and Accomplishments Summary Table		598 KB
Successes - Our Major Accomplishments	1-50	3.6 MB
What's Ahead - Emerging Research Priorities	51-56	826 KB
Our Products - Books, Presentations, Web Postings	57-108	781 KB
Appendix - Budget and Work Units	109-121	626 KB
2002 Report	All	6.1 MB

 

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To request a hard copy of "Forest Science in the South -- 2002" to be mailed to you -- send your name, title of publication, and complete mailing address to: pubrequest@srs.fs.usda.gov.

This page maintained by Randy D. McCracken, rdm@srs.fs.usda.gov
Last Modified: Monday, 14-Jun-2004 14:42:29 EDT