Forest definitions applied for national United States forest reporting: Status, gaps, and opportunities

• Well-documented forest definitions are key to transparent national forest reporting. • Forest land use and land cover definitions present challenges and opportunities. • Forest land and other wooded land distinctions complicate area reporting in the US.

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Trees Forests and People
Published
2025-03-22
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tfp.2025.100839
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3
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Forest ecology and management
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Forest definitions applied for national United States forest reporting: Status, gaps, and opportunities

Sonja N. Oswalt, Lara T. Murray, Sara A. Goeking, Katie Renwick
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Forest definitions applied for national United States forest reporting: Status, gaps, and opportunities

Sonja N. Oswalt, Lara T. Murray, Sara A. Goeking, Katie Renwick
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Abstract

• Well-documented forest definitions are key to transparent national forest reporting. • Forest land use and land cover definitions present challenges and opportunities. • Forest land and other wooded land distinctions complicate area reporting in the US.

Trees Forests and PeopleVol. 20
US Forest Service (US), Southern Research Station (US)
Climate action
Openalex Percentile: Top 4%
Forest ecology and management
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