Longview Chapter SAF March Meeting March 21 Location: Scythe Brewing Co. (1217 3rd Ave, Longview, WA 98632) Time: 5 PM - Social and dinner, Speaker to follow. Speaker: Mary Catherine McAleer, […]
March 21, 2024 at 6pm Speaker: Matthew Aghai - Mast Reforestation (Hybrid Meeting) Topic: Got Seeds? Location: Puerto Vallarta Restaurant, Coos Bay, OR Questions? Contact Shaun Harkins
Join us for our latest series where we will expand on topics related to fire risk and fuels reduction, as well as density management, for a variety of forest types […]
The Northern Research Station has developed a suite of decision-support tools over the years that support research and land management. From land cover change to invasive species presence, these tools […]
This webinar explores the role of wildland fire in whitebark pine ecosystems and the possibility of using fire to restore declining forests. Fire regimes are first discussed, both in the […]
Join RMRS scientists for these land management-focused webinars. Each day will be half presentation, half Q&A. March 27 presenter: Karin Riley, Research Ecologist All webinars will take place from 10:00 […]
Women Owning Woodlands Spring 2024 Webinar - Forest Pathology in Washington State: The influence of tree diseases by Rachel Brooks, Forest Pathologist with Washington Department of Natural Resources. To Register: […]
The Northern Research Station has developed a suite of decision-support tools over the years that support research and land management. From land cover change to invasive species presence, these tools […]
Tribes and First Nations have been forest stewards since time immemorial on the land that is currently called North America. In the face of climate change, tribes and First Nations […]
The Missoula Fire Sciences Laboratory has been hosting an annual seminar series since 1998. Hour-long seminars are presented by Fire Lab employees and other researchers from throughout the world. Seminars […]
The Northern Research Station has developed a suite of decision-support tools over the years that support research and land management. From land cover change to invasive species presence, these tools […]
As climate change intensifies, more frequent heatwaves, reduced snowpack, changing precipitation patterns, and other ripple effects make it increasingly complex to manage groundwater and stream flows. Our salmon, farmers, and […]
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