SCIENCEx experimental forests and ranges week explores the largest and longest-lived ecological research network in the nation. Scientists will discuss the benefits of these forests, ranges, and watersheds for long-term or experimental research on hydrology, wildlife, wildland fire, and silviculture and how their work informs how we steward the land.

Presenters include

• Intro to experimental forests and ranges | Grizelle Gonzalez
• Wildlife research in Alaska’s experimental forests: How climate change and permafrost decay alter carbon flow and food web dynamics | Phil Manlick
• Wildlife studies at Luquillo Experimental Forest | Joe Wunderle
• Implementing a broad amphibian monitoring program in southern experimental and national forests | Dan Saenz

Day and time: Wednesday, November 15, 2 –3 p.m. (EST)

CFEs are available.

To register, visit https://www.fs.usda.gov/research/products/multimedia/webinars/sciencex-experimental-forests-and-ranges-week-wildlife.