Daniel D. Richter

Professor of Soils and Forest Ecology
Environmental Sciences & Policy

PhD, Duke University
BA, Lehigh University
Graduate Study, Mississippi State University

Richter's experience lies in Science and management of soils, forests, and watersheds. Can discuss acid atmospheric pollutant effects on soils, forests, and water; also forest resources and management. Have specific interests in the sustainability of southern USA forests, soils, and natural waters. Have international experience with reforestation degraded pastureland and reclamation of mine lands in the humid tropics. Co-director, Southern Center for Sustainable Forestry.

Primary area of expertise: soil science

Secondary areas of expertise: biogeochemistry, earth surface processes, ecology, environmental chemistry, forest fires and fire ecology, forest management and silviculture, geomorphology, terrestrial ecosystems, wetland ecology

Curriculum Vitae

Web Links:

• Long-term Soil Experiments
• The Calhoun Experimental Forest
• Southern Center for Sustainable Forests
• Dukenvironment profile