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| Biography | Jesse H. Buell began working for the United States Forest Service in July of 1926 as a junior forester at the Appalachian Forest Experimentation Station in Asheville. He worked under E. H. Frothingham doing research in silviculture of mountain hardwoods throughout the 1930's and early 1940's and then in 1945 he moved to the Washington Office Division of Forest Management Research. During the mid-1950's he served as chief of Forest Management Research at the Rocky Mountain Forest Experiment Station in Fort Collins, Colorado. Buell retired from the U. S. F. S. in 1956. |
| Subjects | LCSH
: Buell, Jesse H. United States. Forest Service Forests and Forestry --- United States Forestry and Community Forestry Extension North Carolina Forestry Extension Southern States Forestry Industry Forestry Innovations Forestry Schools and Education Forestry Schools and Education --- North Carolina United States. Department of the Interior |
| Bibliography |
Maughan, William A Guide to Forestry Activities in NC, SC, and TN.
Society of American Foresters, 1939.
[bibliography] Buell,
Jesse H. The Prediction of Growth in Uneven-Aged Timber Stands on the
Basis of Diameter Distributions. Thesis, 1943. Buell, Jesse H. The Community of Trees. USDA Yearbook of Agriculture (US Government), 1949. (pgs 103-108) Note:
The Forest History Society has an Environmental History Archival
Collection on J. H. Buell. |
| Citation | U.S. Forest Service Southern Research Station Collection, D.H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections, University of North Carolina at Asheville 28804 |
| Processed by | Special Collections staff - Erica Ojermark |