Understanding Public Perceptions of Post-Wildfire Landscape Recovery
Chad Kooistra, candidate for PhD in Forest Ecosystems and Society with Dr. Troy Hall, will present his dissertation.
Lecture
Learning to live with fire
How can we be better prepared for wildfires while living in a fire prone environment? Why do we see more extreme fire behavior when wildfires ignite?
The Wildfire Project
A short film and discussion that combines research perspectives and personal stories about the devastating effects of two megafires in Washington during the summers of 2014 and 2015.
State of Fire: Risks, Effects, and Treatment Options
State of Fire: Risks, Effects and Treatment Options. This updated presentation reviews the history of fire in Oregon's forests. It assesses the causes and effects of forest fires as well as options for reducing the vulnerability of Oregon’s forests to catastrophic fires.
Era of Megafires
The NW Fire Science Consortium along with Oregon State University's College of Forestry and the Forestry & Natural Resources Extension Program are sponsoring Era of Megafires in Corvallis, OR on March 15th from 7pm-9pm at the LaSells Stewart Center.
Restoration of Sagebrush Ecosystems Training Course
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What: Restoration of Sagebrush Ecosystems, NTC Course #1730-60
When: 10-14 April 2017
Where: The Renaissance Hotel (currently Siena Hotel), Reno, NV
Who: DOI and non-DOI employees
Oregon's Smoke Seminar
Welcome to the Oregon Department of Forestry's Smoke Seminar 2018. This seminar will give you the latest updates on where we are at with the Oregon Smoke Management review process and how the rules may be changing.
Fire refugia function and composition in dry mixed-conifer forests of Oregon’s Blue Mountains
Will Downing will present his thesis, “Fire refugia function and composition in dry mixed-conifer forests of Oregon’s Blue Mountains” on Friday, June 29th at 9:00am in Richardson 115. Josh is completing his M.S. under the guidance of major professor Dr. Meg Krawchuk. Free and open to the public.