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Forest Biology Research Cooperative 

Forest Biology Research Cooperative 

The Forest Biology Research Cooperative (FBRC) is an integrated program dedicated to optimizing the productivity, health, and sustainability of intensively-managed Southern pine forest ecosystems.

Founded in 1996 (and part of the University of Florida's School of Forest Resources and Conservation), FBRC works with its members to develop and synthesize research into advanced forest management systems for the 21st century.

Specifically, the FBRC's mission and primary focus is on the use of integrated, applied, and intensively-studied field experiments designed to understand interactions and dynamics of genetics, pest management, silviculture, ecophysiology, nutrition, and soils. Supportive laboratory and greenhouse studies - along with existing field studies - are also used to achieve the mission.

Use this website to learn more about FBRC, including how you can get involved and support program endeavors.

About FBRC

Membership

Personnel

Contact Us

You may contact FBRC personnel directly using the information below. Our central fax number is: (352) 846-1277. Alternatively, you may wish to send correspondence via U.S. mail and/or parcel delivery to the following mailing address:

University of Florida - Forest Biology Research Cooperative
P.O. Box 110410
Gainesville, FL 32611-0410

Tim Martin | Co-Director, FBRC

Emailtamartin@ufl.edu
Phone: (352) 846-0866

Tania Quesada | Program Coordinator, FBRC

Emailtquesada@ufl.edu
Phone: (352) 846-0870