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  • LANDFIRE Fuels Process

    Webinar registration. Speaker: Ryan McCliment, LANDFIRE Fire Behavior Specialist, TSSC

  • A sensory portrait of wildland fire

    Webinar recording. People usually focus on the visual aspects of fire, and the smell of smoke, but we rarely appreciate how we use, or should use, our other senses to describe or even identify fire effects. Sound is a fundamental part of our experience when interacting with the world around us and is so fundamental…

  • Science for productive rangelands

    Webinar registration. Rocky Mountain Research Station is pleased to announce the first in our 2026 webinar line up: Science for Productive Forests and Rangelands. These webinars will dive into science about productive rangelands, forest products, regeneration after wildfire, forest measurements, and pollinators. Expect three short presentations followed by Q&A each day. Science for Prescribed Fire…

  • Lecture series: Fuel treatment effects and effectiveness in CA forests

    Learn more and register. Jan 14 What works, where, and for how long with Katharyn Duffy Jan 28 Navigating the chaos: Risk analysis, decision support, and community hardening with Matt Thompson Feb 12 A 34-year retrospective assessment of USFS post-fire reforestation with Solomon Dobrowski

  • Working together through agreements and contracts

    Webinar registration. The Montana Forest Collaboration Network, in partnership with The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation, is offering this webinar to support people collaborating on forest management and restoration in using agreements and contracts to leverage resources for project implementation. Our panel will: Provide background on stewardship authorities and the variety of other…

  • Collected writings on land conservation and public policy from late NRCS chief 1993-1997, Paul Johnson

    Webinar registration. Paul Johnson was a forester by training who became a farmer, Iowa state legislator, and a national leader in sustainable agriculture and private lands conservation. As chief of the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service from 1993 to 1997, he helped develop and implement the conservation title of the 1996 Farm Bill, established the…

  • Forest measurements and pollinators

    Webinar registration. Rocky Mountain Research Station is pleased to announce the first in our 2026 webinar line up: Science for Productive Forests and Rangelands. These webinars will dive into science about productive rangelands, forest products, regeneration after wildfire, forest measurements, and pollinators. Expect three short presentations followed by Q&A each day. The Value of Forests…

  • Social science perspectives on the Resist-Accept-Direct (RAD) framework

    Webinar registration. The RAD (Resist-Accept-Direct) framework helps managers navigate transforming ecosystems by defining a broad decision space that includes not only resisting ecological trajectories, but also consciously accepting such change and/or directing trajectories towards preferred new conditions. RAD is intended to help managers intentionally expand their thinking beyond traditional conservation approaches. Recent interdisciplinary and cross-agency…

  • Northwest weed biocontrol in changing environments

    Webinar registration. We will begin with a brief overview of weed biocontrol, and then discuss how climate change may impact biocontrol systems at different stages of planning and implementation. Our speakers will highlight as examples the control agents and their host dynamics for Hypericum perforatum, Lythrum salicaria, and Reynoutria spp. This event will also serve…

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