F & W Forestry Service Inc

TBC Solutions, Inc. is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business and prime federal contractor with over 10 years of experience in technical writing, editing, and publishing strategic planning and meeting facilitation. They have worked with numerous federal agencies and interagency organizations, developing publications for various target audiences including senior departmental managers, the United States Congress, and the American public. Their expertise lies in the production of annual reports and associated publications for federal agencies, development of national strategic plans and initiatives, facilitation of stakeholder working groups, and the design and publication of professional materials. Their team consists of writers with degrees or experience in environmental geology, forestry, chemistry, biology, and business administration, supported by staff experienced in communications, public relations, graphic design, and page layout.Generated from the website

The University of Tennessee's Department of Forestry, Wildlife, and Fisheries in Knoxville is led by Professor Craig Harper, an expert in wildlife management and habitat conservation. With a focus on applied habitat management, the department collaborates with state and federal agencies, as well as non-government organizations, to address various wildlife-related issues. Their research and extension programs aim to provide accurate information on habitat management, population management, wildlife damage management, and youth education. Dr. Harper's research primarily focuses on applied habitat management and white-tailed deer management, including the influence of prescribed fire and selective herbicides on plant communities and habitat quality. The department also conducts research on other wildlife species such as elk, wild turkey, ruffed grouse, wood duck, and songbirds. With a strong emphasis on wildlife conservation and sustainable practices, the department offers publications, articles, and resources to support their extension wildlife program in Tennessee.Generated from the website