Working to accelerate awareness, understanding, and adoption of wildland fire science in Oregon and Washington.
Corvallis, OR
Joined June 2012
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Early bird registration for "Adapting Together" closes December 31st, and the poster submission deadline is this Friday! Register now or visit the website to learn more: buff.ly/an21EfL
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Last fall @NWFireScience presented a 5-webinar series on post-fire recovery in the NW. The series explores topics from debris flows, community recovery, & recreation to runoff infrastructure & reforestation post-wildfire. See the playlist for recordings: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
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Join @CaFireScience for the California Fire Science Seminar Series, with presentations on emerging fire science topics featuring a variety of speakers! The weekly, virtual presentations will run from February 4 through March 18 at 10 am PT. Register here: cafirescience.org/events-web…
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The Fueling Collaboration Panel Discussion Series, hosted by six members of the JFSP Fire Science Exchange Network & the Northern/Southern Research stations of the USDA Forest Service, will be talking Terrestrial Laser Scanning this Thursday, Jan. 16th. fuelingcollab.com/episode-5-…
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This Wednesday, December 11, 2024 our very own Molly Hunter will be part of a speaker panel for the webinar, Reviewing and Evaluating Transdisciplinary and Engaged Research Projects: Perspectives from Funding Programs. Get full details at nifa.usda.gov/events/reviewi…
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“Forest change in a future with more fire”, a StoryMap created by me and @KBraziunas, is now live! In it, we blend audio, video, and photography to tell the story of our research on the effects of more frequent fire in forests of Greater Yellowstone. storymaps.arcgis.com/stories…
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The Northwest Fire Science Consortium has announced two new events: a Post-fire Webinar Series and the Equity in Fire Virtual Workshop. Get full details at mailchi.mp/351eed72d0e1/nwfs… @NWFireScience #FireScience
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Register for our next #wildlife and #wildfire #webinar 🐆🦇🔥
Sept. 24 at 11:30 AZ / 12:30 MT
Join us for research reviews, stories about tribal forestry, jaguars’ adaptability, pollinator survival, bat conservation, and more! loom.ly/oP5BR8o
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Attention all current and prospective prescribed fire practitioners in Washington: a few spaces remain available for our September 17-19 Certified Prescribed Burn Manager course in Pasco! #wawx #rxfire dnr.wa.gov/sites/default/fil…
ALT A member of a prescribed burn team stands in front of an active burn in eastern Washington.
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Review of fuel treatment effects on fuels, fire behavior, and ecological resilience in sagebrush now available! Read it here: fireecology.springeropen.com… @NWFireScience, @SWfirescience, @CaFireScience, @SRfirescience
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"By integrating wildfire educ. in curricula, teachers can equip students w/ knowledge & skills to understand fire ecol, land mgmt & preparedness. Early exposure to wildfire sci. education can also connect them w/ career paths in fire & ecosystem mgmt."
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Check out our webinar series on Indigenous fire and land management!
First up, July 31! Learn about the #638authority used for mutually beneficial cross-boundary work 🔥
Register here: loom.ly/nv0Isgo
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Adaptive mgmt, #fire, and #restoration in sagebrush- A #webinar 5/24 @ 11 PDT with @USGS Lief Wiechmann & Chad Hoffman @SRfirescience @NRfirescience
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Today, @Interior announced $79 million from President Biden’s Investing in America agenda that directly supports wildland fire management: doi.gov/pressreleases/biden-… Photo: @BLMFire
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Certified Burn Manager Programs provide training & certification in the safe & effective use of #rxfire. In the PNW, both WA & OR have CBM programs. @NWFireScience is working w/ agencies in both states to share program awareness. Learn more & see OR guide: oregon.gov/odf/fire/pages/pr…
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Wildfires are getting worse. One culprit? Plants that people introduced to new ecosystems. My latest for @voxdotcom: vox.com/climate/24111549/wil…
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🔥Online panel🔥4/2 6PM PT/7PM MT "Women in Wildfire 2024" Open to everyone, panelists will answer questions considering ideas on allyship, pivotal times in their careers, and why they decided to enter and stay in the wildfire world nrfirescience.org/event/wome…
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🌲 Join YFF this Thursday to hear about The Current State of Tribal Forest Management from Phil Rigdon, @Intertribal_TC VP, with 20 years as the Superintendent of Yakama Nation’s Natural Resources Department.
Register here👉yse.to/spring2024yff
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🔥Northern Rockies webinar!🔥March 12@10AM PT/11AM MT join us and @NWFireScience for a presentation on new research examining impacts of climate & fire on western larch regeneration across 32 wildfires! Register nrfirescience.org/event/impa…
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Reminder! The Fire Use Around the World: Purposes, Principles, Policies, and Practices Webinar kicks off tomorrow, 2/27 at 9 am PST. Join our 4 speakers from around the world as they discuss the roles, status, and future of prescribed fire. Register here: buff.ly/3USfOYG
