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U.S. Forest Service - Southern Research Station - Asheville, North Carolina
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Current EFETAC Research Work Unit Charter


Problem 5.  Collaborative Science Delivery Efforts

 

Understanding and addressing forest threats effectively involves concerted efforts among multiple stakeholders. Thus, it is increasingly necessary to exchange information, technology, and resources among internal and external customers and partners quickly and efficiently. Technological innovation is needed to improve sharing of data and knowledge with individuals and organizations in a manner that is accurate, user-friendly, and beneficial. 

Problem 5a.  Web-based tools are needed to ensure widespread distribution of products and services. 

Problem 5b.  Improved forest health and sustainability reports are needed for national and international assessments. 

Problem 5c.  Continued publication development and presentation opportunities are necessary to maintain Center credibility and encourage long-term collaboration. 

Problem 5d.  Improved analytical tools need to be developed and transferred to analysts responsible for regional, national, and international assessments of forest health and sustainability.

 

 

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