An Empirical Evaluation of the Impact of Collaboration on the Pace and Scale of National Forest Management in Idaho

Overview of attention for article published in Forest Science, January 2021

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RT @foresters: What are you reading on this #ScienceSaturday? We suggest the Forest Science article from Chelsea Pennick McIver, the 2020 M…

What are you reading on this #ScienceSaturday? We suggest the Forest Science article from Chelsea Pennick McIver, the 2020 Mollie Beattie Visiting Scholar. #SAFJournals Check out the #MollieBeattie program: https://t.co/i6JyMALpiV Read Chelsea’s article…

RT @SanJuanNF "RT @RestoreRockies: Takeaway: Researchers found that collaborative governance of national forests resulted in greater efficiency in planning, increases in the number of acres treated, and the accomplishment of a more diverse set of obj… htt…

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