Resource Management at Tall Timbers
 

Resource Management at Tall Timbers

By Eric Staller, Natural Resources Coordinator/Land Manager

Land Management Staff (left to right): Eric Staller, Jerome Golden, Brent Widener and Kim Sash
Land Management Staff (left to right): Eric Staller, Jerome Golden,
Brent Widener and Kim Sash

The primary responsibilities of the Resource Management Program at Tall Timbers are; to manage the land so that the upland forests are maintained in an open, park-like condition, and to monitor ground cover (vegetation) and animal populations. Prescribed fire, mechanical tools, and chemical techniques are used to accomplish the open park-like conditions, while various surveys and photo points are used to monitor animal populations and ground cover.

Other responsibilities of Resource Management are maintaining facilities and grounds, assisting senior scientists with the implementation of their experimental treatments, and facilitating seminars, tours, and other outreach activities.

Open, park-like forest
Open, park-like forest

 

 

 

Present staff includes Eric Staller, and Jerome Golden, Brent Widener and Kim Sash.

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Land management is an art that builds on history and is based on science.  Herbert L. Stoddard, Sr.