Toddi Angela Steelman

Co-management during crisis: insights from jurisdictionally complex wildfires

Nowell, B., Steelman, T., Velez, A.-lise, & Albrecht, K. (2022, May 20). INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF WILDLAND FIRE, Vol. 5.

Pathways of Representation in Network Governance: Evidence from Multi-Jurisdictional Disasters

JOURNAL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION RESEARCH AND THEORY, 31(4), 723–739.

A Systematic Review of Relationships Between Mountain Wildfire and Ecosystem Services

[Review of ]. LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY, 34(5), 1179–1194.

Beyond ICS: How Should We Govern Complex Disasters in the United States?

JOURNAL OF HOMELAND SECURITY AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, 16(2).

Evidence of effectiveness in the Cohesive Strategy: measuring and improving wildfire response

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF WILDLAND FIRE, 28(4), 267–274.

The Structure of Effective Governance of Disaster Response Networks: Insights From the Field

AMERICAN REVIEW OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, 48(7), 699–715.

Local Ecological Knowledge and Fire Management: What Does the Public Understand?

JOURNAL OF FORESTRY, 114(1), 58–65.

US wildfire governance as social-ecological problem

ECOLOGY AND SOCIETY, 21(4).

College and University Environmental Programs as a Policy Problem (Part 1): Integrating Knowledge, Education, and Action for a Better World?

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, 47(5), 701–715.

College and University Environmental Programs as a Policy Problem (Part 2): Strategies for Improvement

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, 47(5), 716–726.

What is limiting more flexible fire management-public or agency pressure?

Journal of Forestry, 109(8), 454–461.

Implementing innovation: Fostering enduring change in environmental and natural resource governance

Washington, DC: Georgetown University Press.

Courses without Borders?: Collaborative graduate education across multiple campuses

Journal of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Education, 38.

Effective Protection of Open Space: Does Planning Matter?

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, 44(1), 93–104.

Serving the Common Interest in US Forest Policy: A Case Study of the Healthy Forests Restoration Act

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, 43(3), 396–410.

Communities and wildfire policy

In E. M. Donoghue & V. Sturtevant (Eds.), Forest community connections: Implications for research, management, and governance. Washington, DC: Resources for the Future.

Communities and wildfire policy, in forest community connections: implications for research, management, and governance

(E. M. Donoghue & V. Sturtevant, Eds.). Washington, DC: Resources for the Future.

Addressing the mitigation paradox at the community level

In C. R. W. Martin & B. Kent (Eds.), Wildfire risk: human perceptions and management implications (pp. 64–80). Washington, DC: Resources for the Future.

Burning lessons from California for N.C.

News and Observer [Raleigh, N.C.], 14, A.

Collaborative environmental management: What roles for government?

Koontz, T., Steelman, T. A., Carmin, J., Korfmacher, K. S., Moseley, C., & Thomas, C. (2007, April 20). ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS, Vol. 62, pp. 373–374.

Energy demand issues in North Carolina

Boone: Institute for Emerging Issues for Competitiveness under Constraints: Choices for Energy and the Environment, Boone, NC.

Factors shaping the outcomes of community based environmental management: lessons from efforts to remediate acid mine drainage in the United States (in Chinese)

Urban Planning Overseas, 2(6), 90–100.

Green Giants? Environmental Policies of the United States and the European Union

[Review of ]. Policy Sciences, 40(1), 73–78.

Is wildfire policy in the United States sustainable?

Journal of Forestry, 105(2), 67–72.

The Monongahela controversy and decision

The development of a discipline: A 20-year evaluation of Society & Natural Resources

The development of a discipline: A 20-year evaluation of Society & Natural Resources. SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES, 20(10), 865–881.

Energy primer: trends, tradeoffs and alternatives for North Carolina

Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation Meeting.

Guided by planning, powered by people: open space protection in the Triangle

Raleigh: Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources, College of Natural Resources, North Carolina State University.

Park politics in Raleigh

News and Observer [Raleigh, N.C.].

Rural North Carolina need landfill alternative

Wilmington Star.

Trimming wildfire's damage

News and Observer [Raleigh, N.C.].

Valuation in the environmental policy process

POLICY SCIENCES, 39(1), 73–90.

Voluntary environmental programs in the United States - Whose interests are served?

ORGANIZATION & ENVIRONMENT, 19(4), 505–526.

Adaptive governance: integrating natural resource science, decision making and policy

New York: Columbia University Press.

Taking responsibility for special places

News and Observer [Raleigh, N.C.].

Effective community responses to wildfire threats: Lessons from New Mexico

SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES, 17(8), 679–699.

Federal and state influence on community responses to wildfire threats: Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico

Journal of Forestry, 102(6), 21–27.

Innovative community responses to wildfire risk

Southwest Community Forestry Research Center Newsletter, (7), 1–2.

Partners for environmental justice: a history

Raleigh: Department of Forestry, College of Natural Resources, North Carolina State University.

The commons in the new millennium: Challenges and adaptation.

Steelman, T. A. (2004, December). POLICY SCIENCES, Vol. 37, pp. 371–376.

Using multiple methods to understand agency values and objectives: Lessons for public lands management

POLICY SCIENCES, 37(1), 37–69.

Addressing the wildfire threat: innovations by communities in Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico

Community responses to wildland fire threats

Community responses to wildland fire threats in New Mexico

In Technical brochure published April, 2003.

Understanding what can be accomplished through interorganizational relationships: the importance of typologies, context and management strategies

Public Management Review, 5(2), 197–224.

Community based watershed remediation: Connecting organizational resources to social and substantive outcomes

In Toxic waste and environmental policy in the 21st century United States. Jefferson, NC: McFarland.

Community-based involvement in biodiversity protection in the United States

In S. Stoll & T. O'Riordan (Eds.), Protecting the protected: managing biodiversity for sustainability.

Guide to sustainable development and environmental policy

(A. William & M. Natalia, Eds.). Durham, NC: Duke University Press.

Land protection in Colorado: a study of great outdoors Colorado

In Technical report for institute for policy Implementation. Denver: Graduate School of Public Affairs, University of Colorado at Denver.

Elite and participatory policymaking: Finding balance in a case of National Forest planning

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, 29(1), 71–89.

Property rights and property wrongs: Why context matters in fisheries management

POLICY SCIENCES, 34(3-4), 357–379.

Agency perceptions about public involvement in national forest management

In H. Addams & J. Proops (Eds.), Social discourse and environmental policy: An application of Q methodology. Cheltenham; Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar Pub.

Innovation in land use governance and protection - The case of great outdoors Colorado

AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST, 44(4), 580–598.

Making public policy programs effective and relevant: the role of the policy sciences

Journal of Public Policy Analysis and Management, 19(4), 163–172.

Matching carbon emission reduction projects to financing: building prototypes

Denver: Institute for Policy Implementation, Graduate School of Public Affairs, University of Colorado at Denver.

Something is happening with Friends of the Cheat

Task forces on early start projects for carbon emissions reductions: a report of the Brazil/U.S. Aspen Global Forum

Denver: Institute for Policy Implementation, Graduate School of Public Affairs, University of Colorado at Denver.

Early start carbon emission reduction projects: challenge and opportunity

Denver: Institute for Policy Implementation, Graduate School of Public Affairs, University of Colorado at Denver.

Sprawl and growth management: problems, experience and opportunity

Denver: University of Colorado at Denver, Institute for Public Policy Implementation and Evaluation.

The Once and future public policy program

Policy Currents, 9(2), 1–9.

The Public comment process: what does the public contribute to national forest management?

Journal of Forestry, 97(1), 22–26.

Understanding participant perspectives: Q-nethodology in National Forest Management

JOURNAL OF POLICY ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT, 18(3), 361–388.

Change on the range: the challenge of regulating large-scale hog farming In Colorado

The Wirth Chair in Environmental and Community Development Policy Discussion Paper Series.

Common property, collective interests, and community opposition to locally unwanted land uses

SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES, 11(5), 485–504.

Post Kyoto strategies: the CDM, international cooperation and private sector participation

Denver: Institute for Policy Implementation, Graduate School of Public Affairs, University of Colorado at Denver.

Alamosa Ranch: creating and sustaining balance, a resource management proposal

Working Report for Colorado Division of Local Affairs and Colorado State University Cooperative Extension Programs.

Property rights or property wrongs? Property rights and sustainable fisheries management

The Wirth Chair in Environmental and Community Development Policy Discussion Paper Series.

Public involvement methods in natural resource policy making: Advantages, disadvantages and trade-offs

POLICY SCIENCES, 30(2), 71–90.

Congressional redistricting 1992: the loss of West Virginia's second district

Comparative State Politics, 17(1), 1–19.

Public participation in national forest management: A case study of the Monongahela national forest, West Virginia

TECHNICAL EXPERTISE AND PUBLIC DECISIONS - 1996 INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY, PROCEEDINGS, pp. 226–230.

Beneath the surface: surface mining regulation reform in West Virginia

In Cases in national rural studies. Center for Domestic Policy Studies, Princeton University.

Reconstructing a natural resource dependent economy: a case study of Preston County, West Virginia

In Cases in national rural studies. Center for Domestic Policy Studies, Princeton University.