Forest Biometrics
Warnell is a national leader in forest biometrics and analytics, with research that focuses on forest growth and yield modeling, forest sampling and measurements, and estimation and forecasting.
Forest Business
Warnell is home to the Harley Langdale Jr. Center for Forest Business, which provides national leadership in education, research, and service to the forest industry, private landowners, and the state of Georgia. The center also offers a Master of Forest Resources degree.
Forest Operations
Harvesting processes and wood procurement practices are vital to our industry, and Warnell’s research and teaching in this area excels at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.
I took a spring break class that gave me and other students experience in prescribed fires. I feel so grateful and blessed to be able to have these hands-on experiences that completely change how I view forests.
Sarah Klinect (BSFR ’20)Research explores safer routes for logging trucks
Every mile logging trucks travel adds to the overall cost of the timber. Warnell research is measuring the benefits of shifting log trucks from back roads to interstate highways, which includes safer routes off local roads, minimize wear and tear, and cost savings for timber producers.
New property tax guide released for 2020
The Langdale Center for Forest Business at Warnell has released its 2020 revision of the perennially popular Property Tax Incentives for the Georgia Landowner. This 192-page book is a review of all the ad valorem tax incentives offered by Georgia to landowners.
