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Wayne D. Carroll
Research Specialist
Department of Forest and Natural Resources
Clemson University
261 Lehotsky Hall Phone (864) 656-4607
Clemson University Fax (864) 656-3304
Clemson SC 29634-0359
Education:
1973 B.S. Recreation and Parks Administration Clemson University
Natural Resource Management
1978 Teachers Certification Clemson University
Social Studies
1998 M.F. Forest Resources Clemson University
Forest Ecology
Employment and Professional Experience
January 1979-present Research Specialist
Department of Forestry and Natural Resources
Clemson University
May 1978-August 1978 Forest Work Leader
Department of Forestry and Natural Resources
Clemson University
February 1978-May 1978 Forest Work Leader, USDA Forest Service
Andrew Pickens Ranger Dist., Sumter National
Forest
1975-1977 Forest Worker, USDA Forest Service
Andrew Pickens Ranger Dist.
Sumter National Forest
Honors and Awards:
2002 Agriculture, Forestry, and Life Sciences
Outstanding Classified Employee Award
2002 Clemson University Board of Trustees Award
For Staff Excellence
Teaching Experience:
Western Civilization, American History Seneca High School
Seneca SC
Guest Lectures:
Forestry 416,431-631,462-662, 861, History 392
Civic Centers in the Upstate
Specialized Training/Workshops:
Fire Fighting School Andrew Pickens, N.F October, 1975
Fire Fighting School Andrew Pickens, N.F. February, 1978
Lotus 123 computer course Clemson University November 1985
Trails Workshop Helen, Georgia September 12-13, 1988
Animal Care Workshop Clemson University January, 1992
Funded Research Grants:
Carroll, W. D., P. R. Kapeluck, R. A. Harper, and D. H. Van Lear. 2001.
Historical overview of the southern forest landscape and associated
Resources. In: R. C. Biesterfeldt (ed.). Southern Forest Resource
Assessment. USDA Forest Service Technical Report. ($20,000)
Membership in Professional Societies:
South Carolina Forestry Association
Archaeological Society of South Carolina, Inc.
Forest History Society
Peer-reviewed Publications:
Van Lear, D.H., W. D. Carroll, P. R. Kapeluck and R. Johnson. 2004. Restoring
the longleaf pine-grassland ecosystem: Implications for species at risk. Forest
Ecology and Management. In review.
Carroll, W. D., P. R. Kapeluck, R. A. Harper, and D. H. Van Lear. 2004. Ice
Age South Carolina. South Carolina Wildlife. In review.
Carroll, W. D., P. R. Kapeluck, R. A. Harper, and D. H. Van Lear. 2004.
The History of Southern Forests. Forest History Today. The Forest History
Society. In review.
Guynn Jr, David C., James R. Davis and Wayne D. Carroll. White-tailed
Deer Herbivory Effects on Forest Regeneration, Biodiversity, and
Ecosystem Function-Baseline Vegetation Assessment. Westvaco
Forest Resources Division, Appalachian Region, Rupert, WV. In progress.
Van Lear, D.H., P. R. Kapeluck and W. D. Carroll. 2003. Decaying root
systems of harvested trees – important to productivity and carbon storage.
Journal of the South Carolina Forestry Association. In press.
Carroll, W. D., P. R. Kapeluck, R. A. Harper, and D. H. Van Lear. 2001.
Historical overview of the southern forest landscape and associated
Resources. In: R. C. Biesterfeldt (ed.). Southern Forest Resource
Assessment. USDA Forest Service Technical Report.
Van Lear, D.H., P. R. Kapeluck, and W. D. Carroll. 2001. Root systems of
mature loblolly pine plantations: biomass, distribution, and decomposition.
Soil Science Society of America.
Van Lear, D. H., P. R. Kapeluck and W. D. Carroll. 2000. Productivity of
loblolly pine as affected by decomposing root systems. Forest Ecology
and Management 138: 435-443.
Van Lear, D. H., P. R. Kapeluck, and W. D. Carroll. 1998. Productivity and
soil carbon in Piedmont pine forests following different levels of harvest
intensity. Soil Science of America, agronomy Abstracts.
Van Lear, D. H., P. R. Kapeluck, and W. D. Carroll. 1998. Productivity and
soil carbon in Piedmont pine forests following different levels of harvest
intensity. Final Report submitted to USDA Forest Service, Southern
For. Expt. Sta., Southern Global Change Program, Raleigh, NC. 32 pp.
Non-refereed Publications:
Van Lear, D. H., W. D. Carroll, P. R. Kapeluck, and R. A. Harper. 2002.
History of the Jocassee Gorges. Report to the South Carolina Department
Of Natural Resources, Jocassee Gorges Management Committee. 22 pp.
Van Lear, D. H., W. D. Carroll, P. R. Kapeluck, and R. A. Harper. 2002.
History of the Jocassee Gorges. Report to the South Carolina Department
Of Natural Resources, Jocassee Gorges Management Committee. 22 pp.
Dunn B. Allen and W. D. Carroll. 1988. Floristic Assessement of Campsites
in the Piedmont Region of South Carolina. For. Research Series No. 45,
Department of Forestry, Clemson University, Clemson, SC.
Dunn B. Allen and W. D. Carroll. 1985. Floristic Assessement of Campsites
in the Blue Ridge Region of South Carolina. For. Research Series No. 40
Department of Forestry, Clemson University, Clemson ,SC.
Technical expertise provided for following referred, non-referred, and technical
publications:
Van Lear, D. H., P. R. Kapeluck, and D. W. Johnson. 2003. A new fraction
of below-ground carbon. Nature. In preparation.
Kapeluck, Peter K. 2002. Coarse Woody Debris in an Age Sequence
Of Southern Appalachian Forests. Dissertation, Forest Resources Dept.,
Clemson University, Clemson, SC. 180 pp.
Cooper, Roderick D. 2001. Advance Regeneration in Oak Shelterwood
Stands: I.) Effects of Seasonal Prescribed Fires and II.) Periodical
Cicadas. Thesis, Forest Resources Dept., Clemson University, Clemson,
SC. 62 pp.
Randles, Russell B. 2001. Effects of Multiple, Low-Intensity Fires on
Vegetation and Wildlife Habitat in Pinus pungens-Pinus rigida
Stands of the Southern Appalachians. Thesis, Forest Resources
Dept., Clemson University, Clemson, SC. 48 pp.
Hane, John Bell, 1999. Developmental Responses of Oaks and Yellow-
Poplar following Shelterwood and Clearcut Treatments. Thesis,
Forest Resources Dept., Clemson University, Clemson, SC. 38 pp.
Brose, Patrick H. 1997. Effects of Seasonal Prescribed Fires on Oak-
Dominated Shelterwood Stands. Dissertation, Forest Resources Dept.,
Clemson University, Clemson, SC. 169 pp.
Kapeluck, P.R., and D. H. Van Lear. 1995. A technique for estimating
below-stump biomass of mature loblolly pine plantations. Canadian
Journal of Forest Research 25: 361-365.
Van Lear, D. H., and P. R. Kapeluck. 1995. Above- and below-stump
biomass and nutrient content of mature loblolly pine plantations.
Canadian Journal of Forest Research 25: 366-371.
Van Lear, D. H., and P. R. Kapeluck. 1995. Distribution of carbon in a
Piedmont soil as affected by loblolly pine management. In: McFee,
W.W., and J.M. Kelly, eds. Carbon Form and Function in Forest
Soils. Soil Science Society of America special publication number 8, Soil
Sc. Soc. Am., Madison,Wisc.
Van Lear, G. B Taylor, and W. F. Hansen 1995. Sedimentation In The
Chattooga River Watershed. Department of Forest Resources Technical
Paper No. 19. Forest Resources Dept., Clemson University, Clemson,
SC.
Porteck, Kevin G., A. E. Miller, and D.L. Ham. 1995. Comparison of
Alternative Maintenance Treatments for an Electric Transmission
Right-of-Way on Steep Mountainous Terrain. Journal of Arboriculture
International Soc. of Arboriculture, Savoy, Ill. 21(3) 168-174
Baker III, Terrell T. 1994. The Influence of Rhododendron maximum
On Species Richness in the Riparian Ecosystem of Wine Spring
Creek. Thesis, Forest Resources Dept., Clemson University, Clemson,
SC. 82 pp.
Barnes, Thomas A. 1994. Response of Oak Regeneration to Seasonal
Prescribed Fires in the Piedmont of South Carolina. Thesis, Forest
Resources Dept., Clemson University, Clemson, SC. 57 pp.
Barnes, Judy A. 1993. Impact of Beaver (Castor canadensis carolinensis)
On Trout Habitat on the Chauga Drainage in South Carolina.
Thesis, Forest Resources Dept., Clemson University, Clemson, SC.
76 pp.
Gattis, Jane T. 1992. Landscape ecosystem Classification on the Highlands
Ranger District, Nantahala National Forest in North Carolina. Thesis,
Forest Resources Dept., Clemson University, Clemson, SC. 55 pp.
Jones, Steven M. and Mark K. Augspurger. 1988. Seed Germination and
Phenology of Shortia galacifolia T.&G. (Diapensiaceae). Castanea, The
Journal of the Southern Appalachian Botanical Society. Newberry,
College, Newberry, SC. 53:2 140-148pp.
Haehale, Garry G., and Steven M. Jones. 1985. Geographical Distribution
Of Quercus oglethorpensis. Castanea, The Journal of the Southern
Appalachian Botanical Society. Newberry College, Newberry, SC. 50:
26-31pp.
Dunn, B. Allen. 1984. Recreation Effects on Forest Soil and Vegetation:
Research Synopsis and Selected Bibliography. Technical Paper No.16,
Dept. of Forestry, Clemson University, Clemson, SC.
Jones, Steven M. and B. Allen Dunn. 1983. Endangered and Threatened
Forest Plants of South Carolina. Forestry Bulletin No. 37, Forestry
Department, Clemson University, Clemson, SC.
Dunn, B. Allen. 1982. Recreation Assessment of the Clemson College and
Land Utilization Project. Forest Research Series No. 35, Forestry Dept.,
Clemson University, Clemson, SC.
Dunn, B. Allen and Steven M. Jones. 1981. Vascular Plant Species of
Limited Distribution and Abundance in South Carolina. Technical
Paper No. 13. Forestry Dept., Clemson University, Clemson, SC.
Dunn, B. Allen, B. Graeme Lockaby, and Everett E. Johnson. 1981.
Camping and its Relationship to Forest Soil and Vegetation
Properties in South Carolina. Forest Research Series No. 34,
Dept. of Forestry, Clemson University, Clemson, SC.
Dunn, Allen B. 1980. Characteristics, Enactment, and Structural
Effectiveness of South Carolina’s Forest Policy. Technical Paper
No. 12, Dept. of Forestry, Clemson University, Clemson, SC.
Dunn, B. Allen and Steven M. Jones. 1979. Geographical Distribution
Of Shortia galacifolia in Oconee and Pickens County, South Carolina.
Journal of the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society 95:1 32-41.
Presentations:
Appalachian Society of American Foresters Prescribed Fire
Workshop, Columbia, South Carolina, January 26, 2005. Coauthor; History
of Fire in the Southeastern United States. Van Lear D.H., W.D. Carroll, P.R.
Kapeluck.