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K.C., Anish

Potentials of Public and Commercial Satellite Data for Total Tree Counts
Location: Embassy Suites, Snowberry

Anish K.C.

Kaarakka, Lilli

California Polytechnic State University

Post-fire Carbon Dynamics in a Coastal Redwood Stand
Location: McKee Hall

Lilli Kaarakka

Kabrick, John

USDA Forest Service, Northern Research Station

Restoring Open Woodlands with Goat Browsing and Prescribed Burning: Effects on Soil Properties
Location: McKee Hall

John Kabrick

Kaplan, Matthew

Natural Resources Defense Council

3 - Supporting Agroforestry through Policy Advocacy
Location: Embassy Suites, Aspen Daisy

Matthew Kaplan

Karns, Gabriel

The Ohio State University

Landowner Perceptions and Ecological Realities of Right-of-way Management and Private Forestlands
Location: Embassy Suites, Goldenglow

Gabriel Karns

Maple Sap Production Response to a Crop Tree Release Experiment
Location: McKee Hall

Gabriel Karns

Keefe, Robert

University of Idaho

Evaluating the accuracy of estimating conifer seedling locations using smart phone IMU sensors during planting
Location: Embassy Suites, Snowberry

Robert Keefe

Introduction to rotational solar energy coproduction in forestry: potential contribution to US renewable energy goals
Location: Embassy Suites, Snowberry

Robert Keefe

Use of smartphone IMU sensors to quantify differences among tracked and rubber-tired grapple skidders.
Location: Embassy Suites, Elderberry

Robert Keefe

Kellerman, Todd

USDA Forest Service

Agroforestry Extent in the U.S.: Results of the 2022 Census of Agriculture
Location: McKee Hall

Todd Kellerman

3 - Forest farming in the United States: Results from the National Agroforestry Producer Survey
Location: Embassy Suites, River Birch A

Todd Kellerman

Kelly, Erin

Cal Poly Humboldt

By the Book: Private forest policies at the state level, and how landowners view them
Location: Embassy Suites, Goldenglow

Erin Kelly

Kenefic, Laura

U.S. Forest Service

Building a Diverse U.S. Forest Service Workforce: Looking Back, Looking Ahead
Location: McKee Hall

Laura Kenefic

Mixedwood Management: New Guidance for Silviculture in Hardwood - Softwood Mixtures
Location: McKee Hall

Laura Kenefic

Taking a New Look at Diversification of the U.S. Forest Service Workforce
Location: Innovation Zone Room 1

Laura Kenefic

Khanal, Churamani

Advancing Image Analysis, AI, and Ground Truth Data Enhances Wildfire Risk Management and Biomass Prediction
Location: Embassy Suites, River Birch C

Churamani Khanal

Khanal, Naresh

Oregon State University

Economic Impact Assessment of Utilizing Small Diameter Wood for Masstimber Production in Oregon and Washington
Location: Embassy Suites, Goldenglow

Naresh Khanal

Khanal, Puskar

Clemson University

Advancing Image Analysis, AI, and Ground Truth Data Enhances Wildfire Risk Management and Biomass Prediction
Location: Embassy Suites, River Birch C

Puskar Khanal

AI, Machine Learning, and Ground Truth Data Improve Wildfire Risk Management and Biomass Prediction Accuracy
Location: McKee Hall

Puskar Khanal

Kimple, Aaron

Southwest Ecological Restoration Institutes

ReSHAPE Program: Reshaping How we view and interact with wildfire and fuels reduction information
Location: Embassy Suites, Snowberry

Aaron Kimple

Kim, Slezak

Leveraging the Power of Information
Location: Embassy Suites, River Birch B

Slezak Kim

Kinane, Stephen

University of Georgia

Diameter distributions for loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) in the Western Gulf region including environmental covariables
Location: Embassy Suites, Snowberry

Stephen Kinane

Environmental conditions influence fertilization response within slash pine plantations on the Lower Coastal Plain, USA
Location: Embassy Suites, Snowberry

Stephen Kinane

Using Climatic Data to Improve our Understanding of Pine Plantation Development over Time.
Location: McKee Hall

Stephen Kinane

2 - Emerging Needle Diseases of Loblolly Pine: What Do We Know and What Can We Do?
Location: Embassy Suites, River Birch A

Stephen Kinane

Klepzig, Kier

Jones Center at Ichauway

Understanding and Managing Needle Disease Epidemics in Southern Pine Forests Part 1
Location: Embassy Suites, River Birch A

Kier Klepzig

1 - Pine Needle Blight Disease in the Southern United States: Background, Framework, and Teamwork.
Location: Embassy Suites, River Birch A

Kier Klepzig

Kline, Rachel

USDA Forest Service

Hidden Histories of Forestry: Rethinking the Founding, Education, and Impact within American Forestry
Location: Embassy Suites, Canyon Maple B

Rachel Kline

Klug, Karen

University of Missouri, School of Natural Resources, Center for Agroforestry

Untapped Potential: Alternative Tree Species for Syrup and Influencing Factors of Sap Production in Missouri
Location: McKee Hall

Karen Klug

Knapp, Benjamin

Univeristy of Missouri

Management of White Oak-Dominated Forests: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
Location: Embassy Suites, Snowberry

Benjamin Knapp

Knowles, Shanna

University of Arkansas at Monticello

Workforce Entry Patterns and Career Values of University Students Majoring in Forest and Natural Resources
Location: McKee Hall

Shanna Knowles

Koch, Frank

Southern Research Station - US Forest Service

3 - Establishing a Surveillance Framework for Needle Disease
Location: Embassy Suites, River Birch A

Frank Koch

Korhonen, Jaana

Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE)

Understanding How Wildfire Hazard Reduction Treatments Across the Western US Will Affect Labor Markets
Location: Embassy Suites, River Birch B

Jaana Korhonen

Koslowski, Jeremy

The Climate Trust

Diversify Your Forest Based Revenues: Forest Carbon Project from a Land Manager's Perspective
Location: Embassy Suites, Aspen Daisy

Jeremy Koslowski

1 - Land Manager's Perspective of a Forest Carbon Project
Location: Embassy Suites, Aspen Daisy

Jeremy Koslowski

Kotlinski, Nic

Colorado State University

Integrating Uncrewed Aerial Systems to Advance Forest Monitoring
Location: Embassy Suites, River Birch A

Nic Kotlinski

3 - Navigating Challenges, Exploring Possibilities: Building a Drone Program at the Colorado State Forest Service
Location: Embassy Suites, River Birch A

Nic Kotlinski

Kozhar, Olga

Colorado State University

1 - Characterize Biotic and Abiotic Factors Driving Emergence in Brown Spot Needle Blight on Loblolly Pine
Location: Embassy Suites, River Birch A

Olga Kozhar

Krause, E.

Michigan Technological University

Engaging Students, Early-Career Professionals, and Diverse Communities in SAF: A World Café Discussion
Location: Embassy Suites, Canyon Maple C

E. Krause

Kronenberg, Raelin

University of Missouri

Impact of Thinning and Burning on Soil and Plant Communities in a Missouri Forest Farm
Location: McKee Hall

Raelin Kronenberg

Kuegler, Olaf

USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station

Adapting State Forest Carbon Inventory Frameworks: Lessons and Results from Colorado
Location: Embassy Suites, River Birch C

Olaf Kuegler

Kulhavy, David

Stephen F. Austin State University

Stump Identification and Basal Area Estimation with Deep Learning on Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Captured Imagery
Location: Embassy Suites, Snowberry

David Kulhavy

Use of drones to document forest pest impact
Location: McKee Hall

David Kulhavy