Sarah Timberlake Warren

How Study Design Influences the Ranking of Medicinal Plant Importance: A Case Study from Ghana, West Africa (vol 69, pg 306, 2015 )

Dudney, K., Warren, S., Sills, E., & Jacka, J. (2016, June). ECONOMIC BOTANY, Vol. 70, pp. 212–212.

How Study Design Influences the Ranking of Medicinal Plant Importance: A Case Study from Ghana, West Africa

ECONOMIC BOTANY, 69(4), 306–317.

Perceptions of silvopasture systems among adopters in northeast Argentina

Agricultural Systems, 105(1), 21–32.

Economic and ecological impacts of wood chip production in North Carolina: an integrated assessment and subsequent applications

FOREST POLICY AND ECONOMICS, 7(2), 157–174.

One step further: Women's access to and control over farm and forest resources in the U.S. South

Southern Rural Sociology, 19(2), 94.

Public interests in private property: Conflicts over wood chip mills in North Carolina

Southern Rural Sociology, 19(2), 114.

A framework for understanding property rights and responsibilities in forested land

Meeting in the middle, National Convention proceedings, Society of American Foresters: Memphis, Tennessee, October 4-8, 1997. Bethesda, Maryland: Society of American Foresters.

From company to community: Agricultural community development in Macon County, Alabama, 1881 to the new deal

Agricultural History, 72(2), 459–486.

The origins of the Tuskegee National Forest: Nineteenth- and twentieth-century resettlement and land development programs in the black belt region of Alabama

Agricultural History, 72(2), 487–506.

The role of assistance foresters in nonindustrial private forest management: Alabama landowners' perspectives

Southern Journal of Applied Forestry, 22(2), 101–105.