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Jed Meunier and Nathan S. Holoubek (Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Science Services), Peter M. Brown (Rocky Mountain Tree-Ring Research), and Tricia A. Gorby-Knoot (Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Forestry)[email protected]
Fire-dependent communities are declining worldwide due to fire suppression and land development, reducing biodiversity. Open pine barren and savannah ecosystems (‘pine barrens’ hereafter) are a classic example of fire-dependent ecosystem…
Paige Fischer Assistant Professor School of Natural Resources and Environment - University of Michigan [email protected]
Dave Heaman Fire Science and Planning Specialist Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources [email protected]
“All ecosystems are dynamic, changing due to growth, succession and disturbances. Modeling large landscapes in the United States requires the collective knowledge of experienced and knowledgeable vegetation and fire experts.…
Evan Larson Department of Geography University of Wisconsin-Platteville [email protected]
With updates to the National Fire Danger Rating System (NFDRS) to be implemented over the next two years, fire managers in Alaska and the Lake States need to learn about…
This webinar will be a brief glance into an organization’s grass roots adoption of the principles behind the Facilitated Learning Analysis (FLA), the learning curve, and a hopeful look into…
Richard Guyette School of Natural Resources University of Missouri Missouri Tree Ring Laboratory 203 ABNR Building Columbia MO [email protected]
Response of insectivore pollinators, plant diversity, and fuel loads to a large-scale barren and northern dry forest restoration project in northeastern Wisconsin.
LANDFIRE and LSFSC will co-host a webinar on June 16, 2015 at 1 PM Eastern/ 12 PM Central about the review and overhaul of more than 1,000 vegetation models that…
Have you ever wanted to do more with smoke but figured learning the tools would take too long or the programs would be too difficult to run? Attend this webinar…