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Gary Goff joined the Department of Natural Resources at Cornell University in 1980 as an Extension Associate for the Renewable Resources Extension Program. His areas of expertise are in Forest management, Silviculture, Wildlife Management Enhancement, and Extension Education. He currently works with Master Forest Owners/COVERTS volunteer program, Habitat enhancement for grassland birds, Quality Deer Management, Community-based Biodiversity and Habitat Conservation, and teaches at in service trainings for extension educators and professional natural resource managers.


	Gary Goff Gary Goff joined the Department of Natural Resources at Cornell University in 1980 as an Extension Associate for the Renewable Resources Extension Program. His areas of expertise are in Forest management, Silviculture, Wildlife Management Enhancement, and Extension Education. He currently works with Master Forest Owners/COVERTS volunteer program, Habitat enhancement for grassland birds, Quality Deer Management, Community-based Biodiversity and Habitat Conservation, and teaches at in service trainings for extension educators and professional natural resource managers.
Gary earned his bachlor's degree from Cornell University in 1974 and a master's degree from SUNY College of Enviromental Sciences in 1979. He teaches NR325 Woodlot Management and Maple Syrup production. Some publications written are "Understanding chronic wasting disease in NY State", "Writing forest stewardship plans; tools, techniques, and training", and "Volunteers making a difference Office Address: 104 Fernow Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853 Phone: 607-255-2824 E-mail address: grg3@cornell.edu