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John Kush

Research Fellow

Auburn University

Affiliations

College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment

Forestry

John Kush is currently serving as a College Of Forestry, Wildlife And Environment Research Fellow at Auburn University.

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Auburn University

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forestry forest ecology ecology environmental science climate change vegetation science plant science forest research longleaf pine fire ecology wood science agricultural economics plant ecology earth science forest ecosystems restoration ecology forest conservation land use botany forest policy forest productivity forest biology tree growth fire research forest resource management sustainable agriculture conservation biology tree physiology environmental economics human impacts on the environment wildlife management tree breeding applied ecology canadian studies fire safety wildlife ecology soil ecology soil science landscape ecology fire safety science natural restoration community forestry longleaf pine seedlings ecological economics soil dynamics ecological indicator land degradation soil erosion soil management environmental analysis agricultural sciences crop growth modeling short-term variability anthropogenic geomorphology burned area mapping environmental geography regional relevance soil modification environmental pollution human ecology sustainable environmental management terrestrial ecology functional traits fire frequencies decadal changes tree communities sustainable livelihoods different farmers southern china open-grown southern pines basal area relationships global fire history temporal patterns hardwood control treatments individual trees basal area growth forest restoration ecosystem management deforestation

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

An Experimental Investigation Into the Wildland Fire Burning Characteristics of Loblolly Pine Needles. Fire Safety Journal (2021)

Daniel C. StubbsLuke H. HumphreysAri GoldmanAustin M. ChildtreeJohn S. KushDavid E. Scarborough

fire safetywildland firefire ecologyfire safety sciencefire researchexperimental investigationwildfiresforestryenvironmental scienceclimate change

Assessment of Natural Regeneration of Longleaf Pine ( Pinus Palustris ) 15 Years Post-Regeneration Control. Canadian Journal of Forest Research (2021)

Zhaofei FanW. Keith MoserCameron PoynerShaoyang YangSunil NepalJohn S. KushDwight K. Lauer

natural regenerationforestryenvironmental scienceclimate changeforest researchlongleaf pine

Decadal Changes in Fire Frequencies Shift Tree Communities and Functional Traits. Nature Ecology & Evolution (2021)

Adam F. A. PellegriniTyler RefslandColin AverillCésar TerrerA. Carla StaverDale G. BrockwayAnthony CaprioWayne ClatterbuckCorli CoetseeJames D. HaywoodSarah E. HobbieWilliam A. HoffmannJohn KushTom LewisW. Keith MoserSteven T. OverbyWilliam A. PattersonKabir G. PeayPeter B. ReichCasey RyanMary Anne S. SayerBryant C. ScharenbrochTania SchoennagelGabriel Reuben SmithKirsten StephanChris SwanstonMonica G. TurnerJ. Morgan VarnerRobert B. Jackson

wildlife ecologyfire ecologyfire frequenciesforest ecologydecadal changesevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologytree communitiesfunctional traitsecologyclimate change

Economic Estimates of Wild Hog (Sus Scrofa) Damage and Control Among Young Forest Plantations in Alabama. Small-scale Forestry (2021)

Micah FernRebecca BarlowChris SlootmakerJohn KushStephanie ShwiffLarry TeeterJim Armstrong

livestock scienceland usedisparate impacteconomicswild hogsmall-scale forestrycrop damageenvironmental economicspest managementeconomic estimatessustainable agricultureforestryyoung forest plantationsenvironmental scienceclimate changewildlife managementagricultural economicsagricultural impacts

Longleaf Pine ( Pinus Palustris Mill.) Branch Pruning by Prescribed Fire. Forest Science (2021)

John P McGuireJohn S KushJ Morgan VarnerDwight K LauerJ Ryan Mitchell

wood sciencebotanyforest ecologyprescribed fireforest biologyforestryenvironmental scienceclimate changelongleaf pine

Seasonality of Biennial Burning Has No Adverse Effects on Mature Longleaf Pine Survival or Productivity. Frontiers in Forests and Global Change (2021)

John L. WillisAjay SharmaJohn S. Kush

global changebiennial burningfire ecologyforest ecologyplant scienceforest productivityforestryenvironmental scienceecologyclimate change

Ecological Factors Influencing Wild Pig Damage to Planted Pine and Hardwood Seedlings. Human-wildlife interactions (2020)

Micah P. FernJames B. ArmstrongRebecca J BarlowJohn S. Kush

wildlife ecologyecologyecological factorswildlifehuman-environment interactionswildlife biologyhuman-wildlife relationshipsforest ecologyconservation biologyanimal ecologyhardwood seedlingswildlife managementwild pig damage

Effects of Longleaf Pine Planting Density and Other Factors on Stand Structure and Associated Wildlife Habitat. Restoration Ecology (2019)

Evan A. WheelerWilliam D. GulsbyJohn S. KushRobert A. Gitzen

restoration ecologyplant ecologyforestrystand structureecologyclimate changelongleaf pine

A New Method for Evaluating the Visual Quality of Loblolly Pine (Pinus Taeda L.) Forest. Scholedge International Journal of Multidisciplinary & Allied Studies ISSN 2394-336X (2018)

Murat AtasoyJohn S. Kush

multidisciplinary aivisual qualityforestryqualitative researchenvironmental scienceecology

Ownership Changes and Harvesting Patterns Associated With the Forest Products Industry in West-Central Alabama From 1984 to 2014. Journal of Sustainable Development (2018)

Seth David HuntRebecca BarlowJohn KushLarry TeeterConner Bailey

sustainable developmentland useeconomicsforest products industryownership changeswest-central alabamaforestrybusinessclimate changeagricultural economics

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John Kush

Research Fellow

Auburn University

Affiliations

College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment

Forestry

John Kush is currently serving as a College Of Forestry, Wildlife And Environment Research Fellow at Auburn University.

Honors

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Auburn University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

An Experimental Investigation Into the Wildland Fire Burning Characteristics of Loblolly Pine Needles. Fire Safety Journal (2021)

Daniel C. StubbsLuke H. HumphreysAri GoldmanAustin M. ChildtreeJohn S. KushDavid E. Scarborough

fire safetywildland firefire ecologyfire safety sciencefire researchexperimental investigationwildfiresforestryenvironmental scienceclimate change

Assessment of Natural Regeneration of Longleaf Pine ( Pinus Palustris ) 15 Years Post-Regeneration Control. Canadian Journal of Forest Research (2021)

Zhaofei FanW. Keith MoserCameron PoynerShaoyang YangSunil NepalJohn S. KushDwight K. Lauer

natural regenerationforestryenvironmental scienceclimate changeforest researchlongleaf pine

Decadal Changes in Fire Frequencies Shift Tree Communities and Functional Traits. Nature Ecology & Evolution (2021)

wildlife ecologyfire ecologyfire frequenciesforest ecologydecadal changesevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologytree communitiesfunctional traitsecologyclimate change

Economic Estimates of Wild Hog (Sus Scrofa) Damage and Control Among Young Forest Plantations in Alabama. Small-scale Forestry (2021)

Micah FernRebecca BarlowChris SlootmakerJohn KushStephanie ShwiffLarry TeeterJim Armstrong

Longleaf Pine ( Pinus Palustris Mill.) Branch Pruning by Prescribed Fire. Forest Science (2021)

John P McGuireJohn S KushJ Morgan VarnerDwight K LauerJ Ryan Mitchell

wood sciencebotanyforest ecologyprescribed fireforest biologyforestryenvironmental scienceclimate changelongleaf pine

Seasonality of Biennial Burning Has No Adverse Effects on Mature Longleaf Pine Survival or Productivity. Frontiers in Forests and Global Change (2021)

John L. WillisAjay SharmaJohn S. Kush

global changebiennial burningfire ecologyforest ecologyplant scienceforest productivityforestryenvironmental scienceecologyclimate change

Ecological Factors Influencing Wild Pig Damage to Planted Pine and Hardwood Seedlings. Human-wildlife interactions (2020)

Micah P. FernJames B. ArmstrongRebecca J BarlowJohn S. Kush

Effects of Longleaf Pine Planting Density and Other Factors on Stand Structure and Associated Wildlife Habitat. Restoration Ecology (2019)

Evan A. WheelerWilliam D. GulsbyJohn S. KushRobert A. Gitzen

restoration ecologyplant ecologyforestrystand structureecologyclimate changelongleaf pine

A New Method for Evaluating the Visual Quality of Loblolly Pine (Pinus Taeda L.) Forest. Scholedge International Journal of Multidisciplinary & Allied Studies ISSN 2394-336X (2018)

Murat AtasoyJohn S. Kush

multidisciplinary aivisual qualityforestryqualitative researchenvironmental scienceecology

Ownership Changes and Harvesting Patterns Associated With the Forest Products Industry in West-Central Alabama From 1984 to 2014. Journal of Sustainable Development (2018)

Seth David HuntRebecca BarlowJohn KushLarry TeeterConner Bailey

sustainable developmentland useeconomicsforest products industryownership changeswest-central alabamaforestrybusinessclimate changeagricultural economics

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