Past Events

How will climate change and management treatments affect southwestern forests over the 21st century?

Integration of conservation efforts across geographic, biological, and administrative boundaries is a major movement in natural-resource management. This style of management and problem-solving is increasingly relevant, because drivers of change such as climate shifts, fire, and invasive species increasingly transcend these multidimensional boundaries and pervade conservation efforts on…

Burning Issues Symposium II

Join us for a day and a half of presentations and discussions that address what we know about the positive and negative effects of prescribed fire, and what we can do to further ecosystem restoration and species recovery and maintenance.

This symposium has been designed with input from biologists, land managers, and fire operations specialists. The forum provides an opportunity exchange…

Network of Fire Science Champions

The first Network of Fire Science Champions call of 2015 is scheduled for January 8th from 1-2:30 pm.

The kickoff topic will be led by Camille Stevens-Rumann, University of Idaho, who recently completed a science review on the effects of previous wildfires…

Job Opening - Fire Ecologist Assistant Professor at OSU

Forests for People Abstract Submittal

The deadline for Forests for People abstract submittal has been extended to January 15, 2013. All abstracts should be submitted in English and emailed to Brenda Adams-Weyant at Brenda@RecPro.org. The aim of this conference by the International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO) is to build a systematic body of knowledge about “…