Faculty
Claire A. Montgomery
Professor
Department of Forest Resources
205 Peavy Hall
Corvallis, OR 97331-5703
(541) 737-5533
Abbreviated Curriculum Vitae (pdf)
Full Curriculum Vitae (pdf)
Education:
BA, 1976, Portland State University
BS, 1984, Oregon State University
MF, 1986, University of Washington
PhD, 1990, University of Washington
Research interests: natural resource and forest economics, econometrics
Current programs: economics of biodiversity; forest land use trade-offs; residential housing demand
Current projects:
- Extensions of RPA timber assessment modeling
- Interaction of private and public forest fire risk management decisions
- Changing Housing Density in the Rural Midwest
- Modeling Compatibility of Timber, Biodiversity, and Old Forest Structure
with Fire Risk
- Achieving Sustainable Forestry: Incentives or regulations?
- Integrating Detailed Economic and Biological Information into Large-Scale
Conservation Planning in the Willamette River Basin of Oregon
Courses:
FOR 331, Forest Resource Economics II
AREc/Econ 512, Microeconomic Theory I
FOR 534, Economics
of the Forest Resource
Current graduate students: Gwen
Busby (PhD)
Recent graduate students:
- Masashi Konoshima (PhD), 2006, "Spatially explicit intertemporal forest management decision under risk of fire."
- Christian Langpap (PhD), 2002, "Modeling private nonindustrial
forest landowners and conservation incentives."
- Darek Nalle (PhD),
2001, "Optimizing spatial and temporal aspects of nature
reserve design under economic and ecological objectives."
- David Calkin (PhD), 2001, "Land management with ecological and economic
objectives: Developing a production possibility set of wildlife species persistence
and timber harvest value using simulated annealing."
- Mark Lichtenstein (MS), 2001, "Tradeoffs associated with managing forested
landscapes for timber and biodiversity: A case study in the Oregon Coast Range."
- Neal Shunk (MS), 2000, "Choosing efficient land allocations and forest
management regimes for biodiversity."
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