David Carter is a FREC professor specializing in silviculture. He is also a co-director of the Forest Productivity Cooperative.
Jennifer Gagnon is the coordinator of the Virginia Forest Landowner Education Program, which offers a wide variety of science-based educational opportunities for new and experienced forest landowners. VFLEP also offers continuing education opportunities for natural resource and real estate professionals. If you do not already receive the Forest Landowner Update newsletter, be sure to sign up.
(That's Jen on the right.) Photo courtesy David Richert.
Austin Holloway earned his undergraduate BS with CNRE's Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation. He is pursuing an MS with the Department of Forest Resources and Environmental Conservation, and has been tasked with completing this website and collecting data from CTR stands.
Austin in action, collecting the data.
John Peterson has been a technician for FREC for 30+ years, assisting with teaching and conducting field work with undergraduate and graduate students. He is, however, best known for his digital footprint which includes the Dendrology at Virginia Tech fact sheets, Woody Plants in North America, and the VTree app.
(That's John on the left.) Photo courtesy David Richert.
John Seiler is a FREC professor specializing in tree physiology. He is also for well-known for his contributions to tree identification. In fact, his alter-ego is Dr. Dendro.
