Daniel C. DeyDaniel C. Dey is an award-winning scientist and Assistant Director for Research at the U.S. Forest Service Northern Research Station. His research evaluates silvicultural practices to manage forests that produce the wide array of goods and services. e specializes in solving forest regeneration issues in hardwood-dominated forests in both uplands and bottomlands. He has done extensive work with collaborators on determining historic fire regimes in oak/pine-dominated ecosystems throughout the Eastern U.S. This knowledge is the basis for developing management guidelines that combine prescribed fire with thinning and harvesting to restore native forest communities, including woodlands and savannas. He has authored more than 250 scientific and technical publications dealing with these topics, including work in North America, South America and Europe. Read More Read Less