Nana Tian

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Associate professor

UA Monticello

Also affiliated: University of Arkansas System (2023); Shandong Agricultural University (2013); University of Tennessee at Knoxville (2015–2017); Texas A&M University (2018–2022); Mississippi State University (2014)

11 h-index 35 pubs 247 cited

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Nana Tian investigates landowner perspectives and decision-making related to forest management and ecosystem services. Her research has explored factors influencing nonindustrial private forest landowners' interest in supplying ecosystem services, particularly in regions like the Cumberland Plateau, Tennessee, and their willingness to participate in forest certification programs in China. Tian has also examined landowner awareness and barriers to forest certification in the United States.

Her work also extends to the economic aspects of the timber industry, including synchronized movement between US lumber futures and southern pine sawtimber prices, with consideration for impacts like COVID-19. Tian's research employs meta-analysis to understand the price responsiveness of timber supply. Her scholarly contributions are reflected in an h-index of 10 and 246 citations across 34 publications. She has collaborated extensively with colleagues at the University of Arkansas at Monticello, including Matthew H. Pelkki, Alyssa Mineau, Elena C. Rubino, and Ana Gutierrez-Castillo.

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h-index: 11
Publications: 35
Citations: 247

Positions

Associate professor 2024–present

University of Arkansas at Monticello college of Forestry, agriculture & Natural resources ORCID
Assisstant Director 2024–present

Univesity of Arkansas Division of Agriculture ORCID
Forest Economist 2017–present

Texas A&M Forest Service Forest Resource Development ORCID
Assistant Professor 2019–2024

University of Arkansas at Monticello college of Forestry, agriculture & Natural resources ORCID
Research assosciate 2017

University of Tennessee Knoxville Center for Renewable Carbon ORCID

Selected Publications

Allometric relationships between total height and diameter for volume estimation of bottomland hardwood oaks in Arkansas (2026)

Frontiers in Forests and Global Change DOI OpenAlex
Understanding private landowner strategies for wild pig management using cluster analysis and structural equation modeling (2026)

Scientific Reports DOI OpenAlex
Private Landowners' Perspectives on Managing Feral Swine in Arkansas, Louisiana, and East Texas (2026)

Journal of Wildlife Management DOI OpenAlex
Private forest landowners’ perspectives on feral hog management and control in Arkansas, Louisiana, and east Texas (2024)

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Impact of Mikania micrantha invasion and perceptions of local communities in Central Nepal (2024)

Sustainable Environment 3 citations DOI OpenAlex
Managing Feral Swine: Thoughts of Private Landowners in the West Gulf Region (2024)

Forests 2 citations DOI OpenAlex
Private Landowners’ Perspectives on Feral Swine and Regulation—Evidence from Arkansas, Louisiana, and East Texas (2023)

Environmental Management 2 citations DOI OpenAlex
Using increasing hypothetical chronic wasting disease prevalence rates to explore hunter behavioral intention and hypothetical bias in surveys (2023)

Human Dimensions of Wildlife 1 citation DOI OpenAlex
Corrigendum to “Nonindustrial private forest landowner perspectives on forest certification: A look at awareness and barriers” [Forest Policy and Economics 131 (2021), 102552] (2023)

Forest Policy and Economics DOI OpenAlex
Understanding Nonindustrial Private Forest Landowners’ Perspectives on the Benefits Associated with Sustainable Forest Management Certification (2023)

Forests 3 citations DOI OpenAlex
Assessing feral swine damage in the western gulf region of Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas (2023)

Biological Invasions 10 citations DOI OpenAlex
The impact of rapid fuel costs inflation on Arkansas’ logging sector (2022)

Journal of Forest Business Research 10 citations DOI OpenAlex
Growth Response of Red Oaks to Climatic Conditions in the Lower Mississippi Alluvial Valley: Implications for Bottomland Hardwood Restoration with a Changing Climate (2022)

Climate 2 citations DOI OpenAlex
A real options model for evaluating a tree and mushroom vertical agroforestry system in Shandong, China (2022)

Agroforestry Systems 2 citations DOI OpenAlex
Private landowners’ willingness-to-pay for certifying forestland and influencing factors: Evidence from Arkansas, United States (2022)

Environmental Challenges 6 citations DOI OpenAlex