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Dr. Gene W. Wood
Professor ( Retired )
Department of Forestry & Natural Resources
Phone: 864.656.0319
Fax: 864.656-3304
Email: gwood@clemson.edu
Personal Web Page: Under Construction |
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| Academic Education Background |
Degrees |
Institutions |
Major fields of study |
Dates of degrees |
Ph.D. |
Virginia Tech |
Forestry |
1971 |
M.S. |
Penn State University |
Wildlife Management |
1966 |
B.S |
Penn State University |
Agronomy |
1963 |
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Forest Wildlife Ecology
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Recreational Horse Trails on Wildlands
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Development of the Clemson Beaver Pond Leveler Model 2 and publication of DVD on the process
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Development of the Clemson Experimental Forest, Fants Grove Area Trails as a model for recreational horse use.
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Book: Wood, G. W. (principal author). in review. Recreational Horse Trails in Rural and Wildland Areas. 489 pages plus 230 pages of figures and tables.
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Wood, G.W. 2006. Thoughts on planning and management of the nation’s public forests. J. For. 104(1):52
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Wood, G. W. 2005. The power of harmony. Equus. 335:46-50.
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Wood, G. W. 2005. Recreational horse camps and trailrides as alternative sources of income. Forest Landowner. 34(4):43-45.
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Wood, G. W. 2006. Role of recreational trail horse use in the invasive plant species issue. Back Country Horsemen of America News. March 2007. pages 4-8.
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Wood, G. W. 2004. American Dreams. Equus Magazine. p.78. August 2004.
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Wood, G. W. 2005. Role of recreational trail horse use in the invasive plant species issue. 2005 Southeastern Equestrian Trails Conf., High Point, NC.
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Keynote Address: A Brief History of SETC and Glimpses of its Potential Future. 2004 Southeastern Equestrian Trails Conference, Atlanta, GA July 30-31, 2004
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Presentation: Trailriders in the Ecosystem. 2004 Southeastern Equestrian Trails Conference, Atlanta, GA July 31, 2004
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Keynote Address: Recreation in a Natural Heritage Setting. 2004. 3rd Australian Track and Trails Conference 2004, Adelaide. October 18, 2004
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Conservation Concerns for Recreational Horse Trails Activities. A lecture at the University of South Australia, Adelaide, October 17, 2004
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Recreational Horse Trails and Water Quality Protection. 2004 A lecture given at the Australian National University, Canberra, Oct. 20, 2004
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Minimum Impact principles for Recreational Use of Trail Horses. A 1/2 day workshop taught in conjunction with the 3rd National Australian Tracks and Trails Conference, Adelaide Oct. 17, 2004
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Introduction to Equestrian Trail Design, Construction and Maintenance. A 1/2 day workshop taught in conjunction with the 3rd national Australian Tracks and Trails Conference, Adelaide Oct. 20, 2004
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Keynote Address. Fundamental Issues for Shared-Use Trails. 2004. Illinois Trails Conference. November 12, 2004.
Fundamental Standards for Recreational Trails. 2004. Presented at the Illinois Trails Conference. November 12, 2004.
- WFB 306 Introduction to Wildlife Conservation (2hrs) 1 section every spring and fall semester
- WFB 430/630 Wildlife Conservation Policy (3 hrs) 1 section every fall semester
- ENR 450/650 Current Issues (3 hrs) 1 section every spring semester
| Professional Affiliations |
- Society of American Foresters
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