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David N. Laband is the author of nine books, and his research and teaching interests cover a wide range of topics related to economics and policy. He was a Professor of Economics at Auburn University from 1994 to 2012, with a joint appointment in the School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences. Laband currently serves as Chair of the School of Economics at Georgia Institute of Technology.
Graeme Lockaby specializes in the study of floodplain forest biogeochemistry and the impacts of urbanization on water resources. In his current position at Auburn University as Director of the Center for Forest Sustainability, he facilitates interdisciplinary research focused on socioeconomic and ecologic implications of forest conversion to urban land uses.
Wayne C. Zipperer is a research forester with the USDA Forest Service. His research focuses on urbanization effects on ecosystem patterns and processes and natural resource management and evaluating how land use change interacts with social, economic, and ecological components in urban and urbanizing landscapes.
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