Paul M Woodard
Contact
- woodard@ualberta.ca
Overview
About
Job/Research Area: Forest fire management and science
Awards
- 2002 - Tree of Life Award - Canadian Institute of Forestry/Rocky Mountain Section
- 2002 - Ed and Peggy Tyrchniewicz Award for Innovation in Teaching, awarded to the Introductory Forestry Field School Team
- 1997 and 1998 - Awards of Merit - United Way
- 2005 - Canadian Forestry Achievement Award (CIF/IFC)
Research
Major Responsibilities/Research Interests: Recent research has focused on the historical role of fire in the southern Rocky Mountain ecosystem and white spruce regeneration after fire in the Boreal forests of Alberta.
Featured Publications
Woodard, P.M. et al
2010 January;
Woodard, P.M.
For. Chron.. 2008 January; 84
McCaffrey, S, P. Woodard, M. Robinson, compilers
International Association of Wildland Fire. 2007 January;
Nakamura, N., P.M.
Northern Journal of Applied Forestry. 2003 January; 20 (4):167-174
Tiedemann, A.R., and P.M. Woodard
Gen. Tech. Rep. PNW-GTR-535. Portland, OR: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station. 2002 January;
Alcazar, Jorge, R.L. Rothwell, and P.M. Woodard
North. J. Appl. For.. 2002 January; 19 (1):5-13
Woodard, P.M.
J. For.. 2001 January; 99 (7):50
Quintilio, S., and P.M. Woodard
Cattlemen. 2001 January; 64 (5):28-29
Woodard, P.M.
The Western Woodlot Conservationist. 2001 January; (September):24