Integrating social vulnerability with structure density and hazard to improve community wildfire risk assessments https://t.co/zrz1FS3MDS via @IOPenvironment
Coregulations to Svetlana Yegorova for publishing her dissertation on how forests of Oregon are likely to change by mid-century https://t.co/Milt21c5j9
Where can we address wildfire risk to carbon and communities? See this new publication that I am very excited to have been a part of, Open Access here: https://t.co/plveSroOK7.
@nature_arizona & @nature_org collaborated with leading experts at @umontana @fcfcmontana & @usfs_rmrs to find new opportunities to reduce the risk of wildfire-caused carbon loss in forests in AZ & the West. The new research is published in @IOPenvironment https://t.co/EXKB1z6q9Z
Reduced fire severity offers near-term buffer to climate-driven declines in conifer resilience across the western United States | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences https://t.co/GhLSyPrr3i
I'm very excited to be a part of this publication on The North American tree‐ring fire‐scar network https://t.co/k5GIU7gngg It is amazing what we can learn from trees.
High Country News: Why fire experts are hopeful (Why fire experts are hopeful) — High Country News – Know the West.
https://t.co/nr5E9NlHOx
via @GoogleNews
Partisan divisions may be deepening in America, says @fdwilkinson, but something that looks like consensus is forming around wildfire policy in the West https://t.co/ovQmZGFN0r via @bopinion
Check out this new video about forest restoration and managing fire in the Ashland municipal watershed and late successional reserve https://t.co/zjKexOazyC
Thanks to Jake Kurzweil, Ph.D. for publishing this chapter from his dissertation on Ashland Forest Resiliency restoration treatments on hydrology https://t.co/PqE1zpExhD