Meet Our Staff
Sustaining and enhancing natural resources and communities through forestry and wildland fire management.
Click on the program area below to view the contact information for applicable foresters and staff. Unsure who to contact? Read the descriptions for each program below, or click on the program to learn more about the services they can provide. You can also view a full list of Kansas Forest Service staff if you already know who to reach out to!
The goal of the Rural Forestry Program is the protection, management, and sustainability of forests, woodlands, and agroforestry resources in the rural landscapes of Kansas.
The goal of the Wildland Fire Program is to empower fire departments to provide better service to Kansans through training, equipment, and financial assistance.
The goal of the Community Forestry Program is to provide technical guidance, planning, and education for Kansas communities to improve the health, safety, and sustainability of community forests.
The goal of the Forest Health Program is to provide statewide assistance to rural landowners and communities on forest and shade tree pests and diseases or invasive species that target wooded areas.
The Conservation Tree Program offers tree and shrub seedlings for wildlife habitat, windbreaks, wood lots, timber plantations, or educational and riparian plantings.
The Utilization and Marketing Program focuses on efforts and activities designed to promote the sustainable harvesting and utilization of Kansas’ diverse timber resources, for the benefit of both private and public sectors as well as the natural environment.
View of a full list of all Kansas Forest Service Staff.
