Dean Emeritus Bare and Interim Director Hinckley describe the rational for changes in the School's undergraduate natural resource management
programs. Published in the Western Forester 57(2):13-14,
May 2012. April 24, 2012
Dean Emeritus Bare's Seminar One presentation for ESRM 300 class entitled, "Foundations of Forest Sustainability". January 3, 2012
Dean Emeritus Bare's presentation at Workshop on the Future of Forestry Education (ppt) or (doc), SAF Annual Convention, Honolulu, HI. November 4, 2011
Dean Emeritus Bare updates an analysis of the impact of the ABB model on the distribution of indirect costs to SFR. May 26, 2011
Dean Emeritus Bare participates on a panel discussing Natural Resources - Washington Ecosystems: Mountains to the Sound, Graduate and Professional Student Senate Science and Policy Summit, University of Washington, May 13, 2011
Dean Emeritus Bare attends Governor Gregoire's signing of SHB 1254 ( Institute of Forest Resources). April 29, 2011
Dean Emeritus Bare's article Here's How to Value Pre-commercial Timber Stands (A Second Look), published in The Forestry Source. January 25, 2011
Dean Emeritus Bare's letter to editor of Forestry Source on the Value of Damaged Timber. (Also at FS Letter). June 10, 2010
Dean Emeritus Bare's comments about research and indirect costs under the ABB model. June 8, 2010
Dean Emeritus Bare's opening comments at the NW Environmental Forum. November 23, 2009
Dean Emeritus Bare presents Professor Gordon Bradley with the UW Forest Resources Alumni Association's 2009 Honorary Alumnus award. November 7, 2009
Presentation from 3rd International Faustmann Symposium, Darmstadt, Germany. October 30, 2009
Dean Bare's message as the College transitions into the School of Forest Resources. June 29, 2009
Dean Bare announces decisions regarding realignment of CFR research centers. June 18, 2009
UW Board of Regents approve transfer of CFR into the College of the Environment as the School of Forest Resources. June 12, 2009
Dean Bare's comments at the Arboretum Foundation's Annual Meeting. June 11, 2009
Dean Bare announces policy for indirect cost recovery on grants/contracts. June 10, 2009
Interim Dean Dennis Hartmann describes Dean Bare's new administrative role after July 1, 2009. June 6, 2009
Interim Dean Dennis Hartmann sends a welcome message to the CFR community as we join the College of the Environment as the School of Forest Resources. June 6, 2009
President Emmert announces final decision to transition CFR into the School of Forest Resources. June 3, 2009
Additional statements and presentations available at this archive site.
Dean Emeritus, College of Forest Resources
Professor, Forest Management and
Quantitative Science, School of Environmental and Forest Sciences
Adjunct Professor, School of Aquatic
and Fishery Sciences
Member, Washington State Board of Natural Resources, June 2001 - July 2009
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School of Environmental and Forest Sciences |
| University of Washington |
| Box 352100 |
| Seattle, Washington 98195-2100 |
| Telephone: (206) 685-0878 |
| FAX: (206) 685-0790 |
| Email: bare@u.washington.edu or bare@uw.edu |
April 24, 1942, South Bend, Indiana
B.S. 1964 Purdue University, Forest Production
M.S. 1966 University of
Minnesota, Forest Mensuration, Biometrics
Ph.D. 1969 Purdue
University, Forest Management, Operations Research
Q SCI 381--Introduction to Probability and Statistics
Q SCI 190--Quantitative Analysis for Environmental Science
Forest management and economics, forest valuation, timber taxation, timber and timberland appraisal, management science, planning, forest policy, and decision support systems.
Initiating a program that is looking into forest sustainability and certification issues in the PNW.
Application of economic and management science tools to problems of forest land management. These problems run over various spatial and temporal scales ranging from the stand- and forest-levels to the multi-forest-level and cover time periods of 1 - 100 years. Both ecosystem management as well as traditional forest management paradigms are studied within a hierarchical framework.
Timber valuation and taxation issues involve the study of various theories for appraising timber and timberlands under differing systems of taxation. Effects at both the intensive and extensive margins are studied. Market-based as well as capitalization-based approaches of timber appraisal are explored for valuing large and small timbered tracts.
Bare, B. B. 1978. Forest Land Valuation in Washington State: Controversy over Methodology. Assessors Journal 13(2):81-99
Hann, D. W. and B. B. Bare. 1979. Uneven-aged Forest Management: State of the Art (or Science?). USDA Forest Service, General Technical Report INT-50, Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, Ogden, Utah. 18 p
Mitchell, B. R. and B. B. Bare. 1981. A Separable Goal Programming Approach to Optimizing Multivariate Sampling Designs for Forest Inventory. Forest Science 27(1):147-162
Bare, B. B. and D. W. Hann. 1981. Applications of Ridge Regression in Forestry. Forest Science 27(2):339-348
Bare, B. B. 1983. Forest Land Valuation in Washington State Under the 1971 Forest Tax Law. Property Tax Journal 2(3):157-175
Bare, B. B., D. G. Briggs, J. P. Roise and G. F. Schreuder. 1984. A Survey of Systems Analysis Models in Forestry and the Forest Products Industries. European Journal of Operational Research 18(1):1-18
Mendoza, G. A. and B. B. Bare. 1986. Integrating Stem Bucking and Log Allocation Decisions in Wood Utilization. Forest Products Journal 36(10):70-74
Mendoza, G. A., B. B. Bare and G. E. Campbell. 1987. Multiobjective Programming for Generating Alternatives: A Multiple-use Planning Example. Forest Science 33(2):458-468
Bare, B. B. and D. Opalach. 1987. Optimizing Species Composition in Uneven-aged Forest Stands. Forest Science 33(4):958-970
Rustagi, K. P. and B. B. Bare. 1987. Resolving Multiple Goal Conflicts with Interactive Goal Programming. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 17:1401-1407
Bare, B. B. and D. Opalach. 1988. Determining Investment-Efficient Diameter Distributions for Uneven-Aged Northern Hardwoods. Forest Science 34:243-249
Bare, B. B. and G. A. Mendoza. 1988. Multiple Objective Forest Land Management Planning: An Illustration. European Journal of Operational Research 34(1):44-55
Bare, B. B. and G. A. Mendoza. 1988. A Soft Optimization Approach to Forest Land Management Planning. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 18:545-552
O' Hara, A. J., B. H. Faaland and B. B. Bare. 1989. Spatially Constrained Timber Harvest Scheduling. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 19:715-724
Bare, B. B., D. G. Briggs and G. A. Mendoza. 1989. Log Allocation and Soft Optimization: A De Novo Programming Approach. Forest Products Journal 39(9):39-44
Bare, B. B. 1990. An Analysis of Forest Property Tax Burdens under a Land and Reforestation Tax System: A Western Washington Case Study. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 20:554-565
Bare, B. B. and G. A. Mendoza. 1990. Designing Forest Plans with Conflicting Objectives using De Novo Programming. Journal of Environmental Management 31:237-246
Kent, B., B. B. Bare, R. Field and G. Bradley. 1991. Natural Resource Land Management Planning using Large-Scale Linear Programs: The USDA Forest Service Experience with FORPLAN. Operations Research 39(1): 13-27
B. B. Bare and G. A. Mendoza. 1992. Timber Harvest Scheduling in a Fuzzy Decision Environment. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 22:423-428
Mendoza, G. A., B. B. Bare and Z. Zhou. 1993. A Fuzzy Multiple Objective Linear Programming Approach to Forest Planning under Uncertainty. Agricultural Systems 41(3):257-274
Bare, B. B. and G. A. Mendoza. 1994. A Fuzzy Approach to Natural Resource Management from a Regional Perspective. International Transactions in Operational Research 1(1):51-58
Anderson, D. J. and B.B. Bare. 1994. A Dynamic Programming Algorithm for Optimization of Uneven-aged Forest Stands. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 24:1758-1765
Bare, B.B., B.R. Lippke, C.D. Oliver and S. Zens. 1995. Eastern Washington Timber Supply Analysis. Center for International Trade in Forest Products, Special Paper 18, College of Forest Resources, Box 352100, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195-2100. 215 pp.
Bare, B. B. 1996. Hierarchical Forest Planning: Some Observations. Proceedings of a Workshop on Hierarchical Approaches to Forest Management in Public and Private Organizations. [University of Toronto, May 25-29, 1992]. Information Report PI-X-124, Natural Resources Canada, Petawawa National Forestry Institute. pp.164-165
Weintraub, A. and B. B. Bare. 1996. New Issues in Forest Land Management from an Operations Research Perspective. Interfaces 26(5):9-25.
Wimberly, M. C. and B. B. Bare. 1996. Distance-Dependent and Distance-Independent Models of Douglas-fir and Western Hemlock Basal Area Growth Following Silvicultural Treatment. Forest Ecology and Management Forest Ecology and Management 89 (1): 1-11. December.
Bare, B. B., B. R. Lippke, W. Xu, C. D. Oliver, J. Moffett and T. R. Waggener. 1997. Demonstration of Trust Impacts from Management Alternatives to Achieve Habitat Conservation Goals on Washington Department of Natural Resources Managed Lands, College of Forest Resources, Box 352100, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195- 2100. 60 pp. + Appendices.
Lippke, B.R., B.B. Bare, W. Xu, J. Moffett and B. Turner. 1998. The Joint Production of Timber and Environmental Values: Demonstration for the Westside of Washington State. Proceedings of the International Symposium on Global Concerns for Forest Resource Utilization - Sustainable Use and Management. Dept. of Agricultural & Forest Economics. Miyazaki University. SEAGAIA, Miyazaki, Japan. October 5-8. Volume II, p. 521-532.
Lippke, B. R., B. B. Bare, W. Xu and M. A. Mendoza. 1998. Economic and Environmental Impact Assessment of Forest Policy Changes for Western Washington. Center for International Trade in Forest Products, Special Paper 27, College of Forest Resources, Box 352100, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195-2100. 18 pp.
Oliver, C. D., M. Boydak, G. Segura and B. B. Bare. 1999. Forest Organization, Management, and Policy. In: Maintaining Biodiversity in Forest Ecosystems, M. L. Hunter (Ed.), Cambridge University Press, Chap. 17, pp. 556-596.
Bare, B. B. and R. L. Smith. 1999. Stumpage Value Estimation from Transaction Evidence Using Multiple Regression, Journal of Forestry 97(7):32-39.
Alvardo, E., D.V. Sandburg and B.B. Bare. 1999. Analysis of Area Burned by Wildfires through the Partitioning of a Probability Model. Fire Economics, Planning and Policy: Bottom Lines. Proceedings of a Symposium. [Eds. A. Gonzalez-Caban and P.N. Omni]. USDA Forest Service, Gen. Tech. Report PSW-GTR-173, Pacific Southwest Research Station, Berkeley, CA. p. 59-68.
Bare, B.B. 2000. Observations on Forest Certification. In: Proceedings of Summit 2000: Washington Private Forest Forum. (Ed.) J. Agee, Institute of Forest Resources, College of Forest Resources, University of Washington, Seattle, WA. pp. 139-145.
Bare, B. B., B. R. Lippke and W. Xu. 2000. Cost Impacts of Management Alternatives to Achieve Habitat Conservation Goals on State Forestlands in Western Washington , Western Journal of Applied Forestry 15(4):217-226.
Bare, B. B., B. R. Lippke and W. Xu. 2000. Equitably Treating Individual Washington State Forest Trusts through Consolidated Management: A Conceptual Approach, Natural Resources Journal 40(3):479-497.
Lippke, B. R., S. Marshall, M. Ludwig, J. Moffett, D. Fitzpatrick and B. B. Bare. 2000. Lewis County Economic Assessment. Center for International Trade in Forest Products, Special Paper 35, College of Forest Resources, Box 352100, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195-2100. 157 pp.
Manley, B. and B. B. Bare. 2001. Computing Maximum Willingness to Pay with Faustmann's Formula: Some Special Situations from New Zealand. Journal of Forest Policy and Economics 2(2001):179-193.
Lippke, B. R., B. B. Bare, W. Xu and M. Mendoza. 2001. An Assessment of Forest Policy Changes for Western Washington, Journal of Sustainable Forestry 14(4):63-94.
Bare, B. B. 2002. Organization and Management Systems for Providing Sustainable Forest Resources. In: Management of Agricultural Forestry and Fisheries Enterprises. In: Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (EOLSS). Eolss Publishers, Oxford ,UK.
Manley, B. and B. B. Bare. 2003. Equivalence of the Expectation and Cost Compounding Methods of Forest Valuation - Faustmann Revisited, New Zealand Journal of Forestry 48(1):25-31.
Briggs, D. G., E. C. Turnblom and B. B. Bare. 2005. Non-Destructive Methods and Process Capability Analysis to Assess Conformance of Douglas Fir Stands to Customer Quality Specifications, New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science 35(2/3): 170-188. The full article is also available.
Boyle, B. and B. B. Bare. 2006. A Forum for Market Solutions for Sustaining Washington's Working Forests. Proceedings of the Society of American Foresters Annual Convention. [Pittsburgh, PA, October 25-29].
Bare, B. B. 2006. Organization and Management Systems for Providing Sustainable Forest Resources. In: Management of Agricultural Forestry and Fisheries Enterprises. In: Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (EOLSS). Eolss Publishers, Oxford ,UK. [An update of an earlier version.]
Pittman, S. D., B. B. Bare and D. G. Briggs. 2008. Hierarchical production planning in forestry using price-directed decomposition. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 37(10):2010-2021.
Bare, B. B. 2011. Here's How to Value Pre-commercial Timber Stands (A Second Look). The Forestry Source 16(2):13-14.
Bare, B. B. and R. L. Smith. Estimating Stumpage Values from Lump Sum Timber Sales in Western Washington. (Paper submitted to Appraisal Journal).
Petrasek, S., J. Perez-Garcia and B. B. Bare. Valuing Forestlands with Stochastic Timber and Carbon Prices: An Analysis of the Impact of Carbon Pools on Expected Bare Land Values. (Paper submitted to the Annals of Operations Research).
Plum Creek Timber Company, L.P. 1995-96. Development of timber harvest schedules for the Rockies Region.
New Zealand Forest Research Institute, Ltd. 1996-97, 1999. Review and Evaluation of the Forest Resource and Evaluation Planning (FREP) Project (1996); preparation of a Five Year Research Plan for the FREP Estate Modeling Program (1997); and a report on the Economics of Forest Fertilization (1999).
Washington State Department of Revenue. 1995-98. Evaluation and developmemt of stumpage valuation methodology for mass appraisal of timber for excise tax purposes.
Winrock International/USAID. 1993-94 (Summers). Natural Resources Management Program, Manila, Philippines. Analyst investigating the assessment of proposed forest policy changes.
MAXXAM Corporation (Pacific Lumber Company). 1994. Short-term timber harvest scheduling and appraisal of both timber and timberland in the redwood region of northern California.
World Bank/INDECO. 1990-91 (Summers). Agency for Forestry Research and Development, Ministry of Forestry, Bogor, Indonesia. Management information systems analyst.
Sealaska Corporation. 1987-88 and 1991-92. Timber valuation and appraisal methodology and procedures for estimating the fair market value of standing timber in southeast Alaska.
METRO of King County. 1990. Timber damage valuation in western Washington.
Washington State Department of Natural Resources. 1985. Transition Lands Program. Analyst investigating the economics of alternative policies effecting transistion forest lands in Washington.
Pack River Management Company. 1981. Evaluation of timber cruising procedures and the estimation of timber volume on a large forest property in eastern Washington and northern Idaho.
U.S.D.A. Forest Service. 1980. Lecturer in a series of nine land management planning workshops held for Forest Service land management planners.
Quinault Indian Nation. 1979. Investment analysis of timber growing opportunities on Tribal lands in western Washington.
Washington and Oregon State Departments of Revenue. 1977-78. Development of land valuation methodology for mass appraisal of bare forest land for ad valorem tax purposes.
USAID/Purdue Project. 1970. Forest management curriculum development. Federal University of Vicosa, Vicosa, Minas Gerais, Brazil.
