Scientists & Staff

Jim Lootens-White
Natural Resource Specialist
1033 University Place, Suite 360
Evanston, IL, 60201-3172Phone: 224-999-1996
Professional Organizations
- Forest Service Research and Development Treesearch (2002 - Current)
None - Society of American Foresters (1995 - Current)
National and state association
Member
Awards & Recognition
- Northern Research Station Directors Cultural Transformation Award, 2015
Publications & Products
- Spetich, Martin A.; Dey, Daniel C.; Lootens, Jim. 2009. Getting science out -- a boston mountains forest underplanting tool online. In: Ashton, S.F.; Hubbard, W.G.; Rauscher, H.M (eds.) 2009 proceedings of A southern region conference on technology transfer and extension . Gen. Tech. Rep. SRS-116. Asheville, NC: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Research Station: 197-202.
- Lootens, J.R.; Larsen, David R.; Shifley, Stephen R. 2007. Height-Diameter Equations for 12 Upland Species in the Missouri Ozark Highlands. Northern Journal of Applied Forestry. 24(2) 2007
- Colbert, Kenneth C.; Larsen, David R.; Lootens, James R. 2002. Height-diameter equations for thirteen midwestern bottomland hardwood species. Northern Journal of Applied Forestry. 19(4): 171-176.
- Lootens, James R.; Larsen, David R.; Loewenstein, Edward F. 1999. A Matrix Transition Model for an Uneven-Aged, Oak-Hickory Forest in the Missouri Ozark Highlands. In: Haywood, James D., ed. 1999 February 16-18; Shreveport, LA. Gen. Tech. Rep. SRS-30. Asheville, NC: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Research Station. 618 p.
- Lootens, James R.; Larsen, David R.; Loewenstein, Edward F. 1999. A matrix transition model for an uneven-aged, oak-hickory forest in the Missouri ozark highlands. In; haywood, James D., ed. Proceedings of the 10th biennial southern silviculture research conference; 1999 February 16-18; Shreveport, LA. general Technical Report SRS-30. Asheville, NC: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service Southern Research Station; 536-538
Other Publications
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Future Forests of the Northern United States
Year: 2016
The recent publication of Future Forests of the Northern United States and associated databases caps a 6-year effort to examine past trends, current conditions, and anticipated changes over the next 50 years for forests in the 20 northern states bounded by Maine, Maryland, Missouri, and Minnesota.
Last modified: Monday, December 03, 2018