Kamana Poudel

Kamana Poudel is a Researcher (Research Associate) affiliated with the Department of Forestry at Michigan State University (MSU). She collaborates with Dr. Raju Pokharel and is part of the Forest Economics and Resource Management (FERM) Lab within the College of Agriculture & Natural Resources. Her work contributes to the broader initiatives of the department, including programs such as Forest Carbon & Climate and MassTimber@MSU. She also engages with MSU Extension and other forestry-related outreach efforts.

While specific educational details are not provided in the text, her role as a Research Associate suggests advanced training in forestry or a related discipline. Her research interests focus on forest economics, resource management strategies, and sustainable practices. She explores interdisciplinary topics such as climate change impacts on forestry systems and policy frameworks for natural resource conservation, reflecting the department’s emphasis on applied and theoretical research.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned. Kamana is actively involved in the FERM Lab and participates in the Hanover Forest Science Seminar Series, indicating her commitment to advancing knowledge in forestry economics and resource management. Her contributions to the department’s collaborative environment are highlighted through her association with these programs and labs.