Adam Maggard

Adam Maggard is an Associate Professor in the Department of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences at Auburn University, Alabama. His work spans both academic and extension roles, focusing on statewide forestry and natural resource management.

• PhD in Natural Resource Ecology and Management (Forest Resources), Oklahoma State University, 2016
• MS in Natural Resource Ecology and Management (Forest Resources), Oklahoma State University, 2011
• MSM in Business Management, University of Florida, 2008
• BS in Forest Resources and Conservation, Oklahoma State University

His research centers on forest management, economics, and physiology, with a focus on climate adaptation. Key areas include:

• Climate-Smart Forestry frameworks
• Forest productivity under drought
• Carbon sequestration and accounting
• Forest market dynamics and policy
• Tree physiology and stress response
• Forest-derived mulch applications

Recent publications highlight trends in:

• Climate-Smart Forestry implementation
• Forest economics and hurricane impacts
• Carbon dynamics in southern U.S. ecosystems
• Drought resilience in loblolly pine systems
• Value-added forest products
• Stakeholder communication in forestry

Current affiliations include:

• Extension Office: Forestry, Wildlife, and Environment Faculty and Staff
• Location: Auburn University, AL 36849