The book puts the many aspects of the environment, resources, and people into perspective. It is based on the premise that much in-depth knowledge can be presented simply, thoroughly, and succinctly.

Forest Stand Dynamics was first published in 1990 by McGraw-Hill. An “update edition” was published in 1996 by John Wiley.

Chad Oliver is in a three-year retirement transition, with one-semester “on” and one semester “off.”

Yale Professor Chadwick Dearing “Chad” Oliver will be awarded the prestigious Host Country Scientific Achievement Award from the International Union of Forest Research Organization (IUFRO).

A Yale University-led study has found that using more wood and less steel and concrete in building and bridge construction would substantially reduce global carbon dioxide emissions and fossil fuel consumption.

Using satellite imagery embedded with data on reflectance, the UHPSI team will work on developing statistical tools that rapidly scan a large area to locate plants or land-cover of particular interest.