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Jeff
Kline
Research Forester
Pacific Northwest Research Station
Forestry Sciences Laboratory
3200 Jefferson Way
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
541-758-7776
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- PhD in Economics --
Marine Resources, University of Rhode Island, 1996
- MS in Resource Administration/Management,
University of New Hampshire, 1988
- BS in Environmental
Resource Management, Pennsylvania State University, 1984
- AAS in Forest Technology,
Paul Smith's College, 1981
- Westtown School, Westtown
PA
Research interests:
Environmental and natural resource
economics, land use, public policy
Current research projects:
- Evaluating the effectiveness
of land use planning programs as tools to control urbanization,
forest fragmentation, and farmland loss
- Assessing the impact
of urbanization and forest fragmentation on the management
of private forest lands in western Oregon.
Selected Publications:
- Kline, J. D., D.
L. Azuma, and A. Moses. In Press. Modeling the Spatial
Dynamic Distribution of Humans on a Landscape. Landscape
Ecology.
- Kline, J. D.,
A. Moses, and R. J. Alig. 2001. Integrating Urbanization
into Landscape-level Ecological Assessments. Ecosystems,
4(1):3-18.
- Kline, J. D.
2000. Comparing states with and without growth management:
analysis based on indicators with policy implications, comment.
Land Use Policy, 17(4):349-355.
- Kline, J. D.,
R. J. Alig, and R. L. Johnson. 2000. Fostering the production
of nontimber services among forest owners with heterogeneous
objectives. Forest Science, 46(2):302-311.
- Kline, J. D.,
R. J. Alig, and R. L. Johnson. 2000. Forest owner incentives
to protect riparian habitat. Ecological Economics,
33(1):29-43.
- Kline, J. D. and
R. J. Alig. 1999. Does land use planning slow the conversion
of forest and farm land? Growth and Change 30(1):3-22.
- Kline, J. and
D. Wichelns. 1996. Public preferences regarding the
goals of farmland preservation programs. Land Economics
72(4):538-549.
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