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PINEMAP Professional Development Series

The PINEMAP Professional Development series was started in October 2013, and continues to deliver monthly content aimed at foresters and resource managers.

Soils Shortcourse

  1. An Introduction to Soils: Getting Grounded
  2. Soil Mapping: An Overview
  3. Expected Responses: Management Implications

 

Climate Shortcourse

  1. Climate Science and the South: An Overview
  2. Climate predication made Difficult (WGSTE)
  3. Hurricanes in a Changing Climate (WGSTE)

 

Ecophysiology Shortcourse

  1. The Connection Between Water Stress and Plant Productivity
  2. Tree Physiological Responses to Extreme Stress (WGSTE)
  3. Biology and Ecology of Temperature: Managing for Temperature and Water
  4. Nutrient Cycling and Nutrient Deficiencies in production Trees
  5. Nutrient Cycling and Nutrient Deficiencies in Production Forests (WGSTE)
  6. Managing Fertilization Prescriptions
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PINEMAP Collaborators

Universities

University of Florida | Alcorn State University | University of Georgia | Auburn University | Mississippi State University | North Carolina A & T University | North Carolina State University |
Oklahoma State University | Texas A & M University | Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University | Virginia State University

University-Corporate-Governmental Research Cooperatives

Cooperative Forest Genetics Research Program | Cooperative Tree Improvement Program | Forest Biology Research Cooperative | Forest Modeling Research Cooperative |
Forest Productivity Cooperative | Plantation Management Research Cooperative | Southern Forest Resource Assessment Consortium | Western Gulf Forest Tree Improvement Program

Other

U.S. Forest Service | Southern Regional Extension Forestry | Southeast Climate Consortium | Additional Supporters

The Pine Integrated Network: Education, Mitigation, and Adaptation project (PINEMAP) is a Coordinated Agricultural Project funded by the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture, Award #2011-68002-30185.