Journal of Forestry

Founded in 1902, the Journal of Forestry has earned numerous national accolades for its outstanding contributions. Its primary goal is to support forestry professionals by providing them with the latest updates and insights across various areas of the field. These areas include economics, education, communication, pest and disease management, fire safety, forest ecology, geospatial technologies, historical perspectives, international forestry practices, measurement techniques, policy matters, recreational forestry, silviculture, social sciences, soil and water management, urban and community forestry, engineering and utilization of forest resources, and wildlife management.