John Schelhas

Southern Research Station — United States

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

27h-index3.0kcitations130works1.82yr avg
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Research Topics

Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management(52), Forest Management and Policy(42), Global trade, sustainability, and social impact(14), Economic and Environmental Valuation(13), Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research(10)

Publications130 total

Broken links: How rural forest landowners in the southeastern United States contemplate forests, climate change, and bioenergy
Energy Research & Social Science·2025· 1 cited
“Community Forests” in the United States – How Do we Know One When we See One?
Society & Natural Resources·2024· 2 cited
Perceptions of Tree Risks and Benefits in a Historically African American Neighborhood
Sustainability·2024· 2 citedOpen Access
<i>Reforesting the Earth: The Human Drivers of Forest Conservation, Restoration, and Expansion</i>
Society & Natural Resources·2024
Perceptions of Tree Diseases in Indigenous Communities: Native Alaskan and Hawaiian Insights
Journal of Forestry·2024· 4 citedOpen Access
Characterizing Community Forests in the United States
Journal of Forestry·2024· 2 citedOpen Access
Black Family Forest Owners in the Southeastern United States: A Case Study in Six Counties
Journal of Forestry·2023· 4 citedOpen Access
The Anthropology of Bioenergy: Forests and Communities in The Southeastern United States
Practicing Anthropology·2023· 2 cited
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Forest Service: Insights for Local Job Creation and Equity from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
Journal of Forestry·2023· 13 citedOpen Access
Managing forests for culturally significant plants in traditional Cherokee homelands: emerging platforms
The International Forestry Review·2022· 8 cited
Community forest ownership, rights, and governance regimes in the United States
2022· 4 cited
Forests as Fuel
2022
Chapter 4: What’s Climate Change Got to Do with It?: The Relevance (or Not) of Climate Change to Perceptions of Bioenergy
Lexington Books·2022
Conclusion
Lexington Books·2022
Forests As Fuel
Lexington Books·2022· 2 cited
Preface
Lexington Books·2022
About the Authors
Lexington Books·2022
Beyond the Math: Case Studies of Black Forest Landowners in Georgia, United States
Journal of Sustainable Forestry·2021· 4 cited
Understanding black landowner’s engagement in forestry in Georgia, United States: a closer look
Forests Trees and Livelihoods·2021· 7 cited
Safe havens: The intersection of family, religion, and community in black cultural landscapes of the southeastern United States
Landscape and Urban Planning·2021· 7 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Russell Greenberg(13), Sarah Hitchner(7), James P. Lassoie(5), Max J. Pfeffer(4), Cassandra Johnson Gaither(3), Puneet Dwivedi(3), Jeff Langholz(2), Christopher Anthony Lupoli(2), Wayde C. Morse(2), Conner Bailey(2), J. Peter Brosius(2), Rory Fraser(2), Viniece Jennings(2), Brett J. Butler(2), Arundhati Jagadish(2), Robert Zabawa(2), Joseph J. Molnar(2), Julie S. Denslow(1), Caroline Stem(1), David R. Lee(1)