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Geographic Characteristics

Authored By: C. Mayfield, D. Foster

A Southern Hardwood Forest

The geography of a region can have a great impact on the regions productivity. Rocky mountains, mountain valleys, sandy shores, and dry plains all characterize areas in the Southern United States. Geographic characteristics play a role in the management decisions that are made at different sites. This section will describe three geographic characteristics affecting the management and productivity of the Southern forests. These characteristics include:

Encyclopedia ID: p1350

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