The Forest and Rangeland Taxation Conference brings together researchers, educators, practitioners, and policymakers to examine how tax policy shapes the stewardship and long-term viability of working forests and rangelands. The meeting will focus on the role of federal, state, and local tax incentives in supporting land retention, conservation outcomes, and […]
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Jeffrey Vincent, Clarence F. Korstian Professor of Forest Economics and Management and former co-chair of the Master of Forestry program at the Nicholas School of the Environment, is planning to retire in 2027. We spoke with Jeff about the changes he’s seen in the program and what he’s most proud […]
On Tuesday, Dec. 16, a ribbon-cutting celebration marked the opening of a new bridge over New Hope Creek in Duke Forest. The removal and replacement of the old concrete bridge, built by the Conservation Corps in the 1930s, restores natural flow conditions, improves aquatic habitat, and reduces streambank erosion. While […]
During this event, speakers from not only the Southeastern US, but also the West Coast will explore the intersection of fire and forestry and forest management. Discussions may include how to increase the diversity and resilience of ecosystems through prescribed burning, how Indigenous Peoples have been using cultural burning since time […]
Over the last several decades, a shift has taken place in the business of forestry. Once valued strictly for timber, forestlands are now recognized for their impact on carbon sequestration, water quality, soil health, and wildlife habitats. These shifts have created global demand for individuals who possess strong knowledge and […]