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Kochi, Ikuho, Patricia A. Champ, John B. Loomis, Geoffrey H. Donovan. 2012. Valuing mortality impacts of smoke exposure from major southern California wildfires. Journal of Forest Economics. 18:61-75. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Jeffrey P. Prestemon. 2012. The effect of trees on crime in Portland, Oregon. Environment and Behavior. 44(1):3-30. Full Text Summary

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Yvonne L. Michael, David T. Butry, Amy D. Sullivan, John M. Chase. 2012. Comment on “Green space, health inequality, and pregnancy”. Environment International. 39:133. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., David Butry. 2011. The effect of urban trees on the rental price of single-family homes in Portland, Oregon. Urban Forestry and Urban Greening. 10(3):163-168. Full Text Summary

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Jeffrey P. Prestemon, Krista Gebert. 2011. The effect of newspaper coverage and political pressure on wildfire suppression costs. Society and Natural Resources. 24:785-798 Full Text

White, Rachel E., Geoffrey H. Donovan, Jeffrey P. Prestemon. 2011. Trees thwart shady behavior. Nursery Management and Production. February:30-33. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Yvonne L. Michael, David T. Butry, Amy D. Sullivan, John M. Chase. 2011. Urban trees and the risk of poor birth outcomes. Health and Place. 17:390-393. Full Text Summary

Kochi, Ikuho, Geoffrey H. Donovan, Patricia A. Champ, John B. Loomis. 2010. The economic cost of adverse health effects from wildfire-smoke exposure: a review. International Journal of Wildland Fire.19:803-817. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., David Butry. 2010. Trees in the city: Valuing street trees in Portland, Oregon. Landscape and Urban Planning. 94:77-83. Full Text Summary

Champ, Patricia A., Geoffrey H. Donovan, Christopher M. Barth 2010. The Relationship between Wildfire Risk and Home Purchase Decisions: Market and Household Level Analyses. Society and Natural Resources.23:58-70. Full Text

Hummel, Susan, Geoffrey H. Donovan, Thomas A. Spies, and Miles A. Hemstrom. 2009. Conserving biodiversity using risk management: hoax or hope? Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment. 6. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., David Butry. 2009. The value of shade: Estimating the effect of urban trees on summertime electricity use. Energy and Buildings. 41(6):662-668. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Patricia A. Champ. 2009. The economic benefits of elk viewing at the Jewell Meadows wildlife area in Oregon. Human Dimensions of Wildlife. 14(1):51-60. Full Text

Canton-Thompson, J., Gebert, K., Thompson, B., Jones, G., Calkin, D., and Donovan, G.H. External factors in incident management team decision making and their effect on large fire suppression expenditures. Journal of Forestry. 106(8):416-424. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Thomas C. Brown. 2008. Estimating the avoided fuel treatment costs of wildfire. Western Journal of Applied Forestry. 23(4):197-201. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Thomas C. Brown, Lisa Dale. 2008. Incentives and wildfire management in the United Sates. In The Economics of Forest Disturbances: Wildfires, Storms, and Invasive Species. Thomas P. Holmes, Jeffrey P. Prestemon, and Karen L. Abt Eds. Springer. 323-340. Full Text

Butry, David T., Geoffrey H. Donovan. 2008. Protect thy neighbor: the spatial externalities of wildfire hazard mitigation. Forest Science. 54(4):417-428. Full Text

Prestemon, Jeffrey P., Geoffrey H. Donovan. 2008. Single Stage Forecasting for Resource Allocation Decisions under Climate Uncertainty. American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 90(4):1118-1129. Full Text

Champ, Patricia A., Geoffrey H. Donovan, Christopher M. Barth 2008. Wildfire risk and the housing market. Western Rural Development Center Newsletter. 5-6. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., David Butry. 2008. The sales comparison approach to tree valuation and the value of Portland Oregon’s street trees. Arborist News. August: 52-54. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Patricia A. Champ, David T. Butry. 2007. The impact of wildfire risk on housing price: A case study from Colorado Springs. Land Economics. 83(2):217-233. Full Text Summary

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Patricia A. Champ, David T. Butry. 2007. Measuring the efficacy of a wildfire education campaign in Colorado Springs. Journal of Emergency Management. 5(3): 33-37. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Thomas C. Brown. 2007. Be careful what you wish for: the legacy of Smokey Bear. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment. 5(2): 73-79. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H. 2007. Comparing the costs of agency and contract fire crews. Fire Management Today. 67(1): 9-12.

Bumgardner, M., Nicholls, D., and Donovan, G. 2007. Effects of species information and furniture price on consumer preferences for selected woods. Wood and Fiber Science. 39 (1): 71-81. Full Text

Canton-Thompson, Janie; Thompson, Brooke; Gebert, Krista; Calkin, David; Donovan, Geoff; Jones, Greg. 2006. Factors affecting fire suppression costs as identified by incident management teams. RMRS-RN-30. Fort Collins, CO: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station. 10 p. Full Text

Hesseln, Hayley, Geoffrey H. Donovan, Alison H. Berry. 2006. The effect of the wildland-urban-interface on prescribed burning costs in the Pacific Northwest. Western Journal of Applied Forestry. 21(2):72-78.

Donovan, Geoffrey H. 2006. Determining the optimal mix of federal and contract fire crews: a case study from the Pacific Northwest. Ecological Modeling. 194:372-378. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H. 2005. A comparison of the costs of Forest Service and contract fire crews.Western Journal of Applied Forestry. 20(4):233-239. Full Text Summary

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Hayley Hesseln, and John Garth. 2005. Credit rationing: A possible barrier to growth in the Alaskan forest products industry? Western Journal of Applied Forestry. 20(3):177-183. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Thomas C. Brown. 2005. Wildfire management in the US Forest Service: a brief history. Natural Hazards Observer. 29(6):1-3. Full Text

Roos, Joseph, Geoffrey H. Donovan, David L. Nicholls. 2005. How does species name affect consumer choice? An analysis and implications for cabinet door marketers. Forest Products Journal. 55(5):21-26. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Thomas C. Brown. 2005. An alternative incentive structures for wildfire management on national forest land. Forest Science. 51(5):387-395. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Peter Noordijk. 2005. A comparison of wildland fire situation analysis (WFSA) predictions and actual outcomes Fire Management Today. 65(2):25-27. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Peter Noordijk. 2005. Assessing the accuracy of wildland fire situation analysis (WFSA) fire size and suppression cost estimates. Journal of Forestry. 103(1): 10-13. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., David L. Nicholls, Joseph Roos. 2004. Sources of product information used by consumers when purchasing kitchen cabinets. Forest Products Journal 54(12):77-79. Full Text

Nicholls, David L., Geoffrey H. Donovan, and Joseph Roos. 2004. Kitchen cabinets from red alder- a comparison to other hardwoods. Wood and Fiber Science. 36(3):432-442. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H. and Hayley Hesseln. 2004. Consumer willingness to pay for naturally decay resistant wood products. Western Journal of Applied Forestry. 19(3):160-164. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Peter Noordijk, Volker, Radeloff. Estimating the impact of proximity to housing on wildfire suppression costs in Oregon and Washington. The 2^nd symposium on fire economics and policy: a global view. Cordoba, Spain. April 2004.

Donovan, Geoffrey H. 2004. Consumer willingness to pay a price premium for standing-dead Alaska yellow-cedar. Forest Products Journal. 54(5):38-42. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H. and David L. Nicholls. 2003. Consumer preferences and willingness to pay for character- marked cabinets from Alaska birch. Forest Products Journal 53(11/12):27-32. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H., David L. Nicholls, Joseph Roos. 2003. Marketing recommendations for wood products from Alaska Yellow-Cedar, Alaska Birch, and Red Alder. Gen. Tech. Rep. PNW-GTR-589.Portland, OR: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, PNW Research Station.13p. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H. and David L. Nicholls. 2003. Estimating consumer willingness to pay a price premium for Alaskan secondary wood products. Res. Pap.PNW-RP-553. Portland, OR: U.S.Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, PNW Research Station. 7p. Full Text

Nicholls, David L., Geoffrey H. Donovan, and Joseph Roos. October 2003. Red alder stacks up against other hardwoods. Wood and Wood Products Magazine p61-64.

Donovan, Geoffrey H. and Douglas B. Rideout. 2003. An integer programming model to optimize resource allocation for wildfire containment. Forest Science 49(2): 330-334. Full Text

Donovan, Geoffrey H. and Douglas B. Rideout. 2003. A reformulation of the cost plus net value change (C+NVC) model of wildfire economics. Forest Science 49(2):318-323. Full Text

Nicholls, David L. and Geoffrey H. Donovan. November 2002. Alaska Birch makes the grade. Wood and Wood Products Magazine p83-85.

Donovan, Geoffrey H., Douglas B. Rideout, Philip N. Omi. The economic efficiency of the National Fire Management System and FIREPRO. In Fire economics and policy: bottom lines; 1999 April 5-9, San Diego, CA; Eds. A. Gonzalez-Caban and P.N. Omi; PSW Research Station, Berkeley, CA; 332p