"How does prescribed fire affect the roosts and roosting habitat of the Indiana bat in the short-term and over the long-term?”
As a @usfs_srs conservation biologist, Dr. Susan Loeb studies plants and animals in their natural and human-impacted environments.
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“Genuine curiosity and the desire to solve real-world problems contribute most to my work.” Laura Hasburgh protects people, property, and environments from fire and smoke. #EWeek2023
Learn more: https://t.co/2gvQkHrPiC
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Already thinking about summertime grilling? Is one type of charcoal—lump or briquette—better than the other? To find the answers, America's Test Kitchen asked Forest Products Laboratory fire science researchers to fire-up their lab and burn some charcoal.
https://t.co/amXo0pDA5d
To set where we are now this year vs. last year in perspective . . . this time last year we had 17 large wildfires burning 72,952 acres. Same time this year? 32 large wildfires burning 840,000 acres. There is absolutely no room for new human-caused fires now! Please do your part
Remember that last time you waited to long to eat and got a bit hangry? Turns out wildland fires can be sensitive to when you feed them as well. Check out our recent publication on sensitive fires.
https://t.co/EFc7KJxOlN
Want to know about drought, fire, tree mortality and the future of the western forests. Check this article that we (@TreePhysDJ and I) wrote. @ConversationUS
https://t.co/eoeDiIS7yT
Very happy to have our work published in @PlantCellEnvir and one of the image on the cover! 📚🔥🌲 @DanielJ21473288 @pyroecophys @pyrogeog @EnvEcoLab. https://t.co/jQa4yDZHpS