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The NRFSN was pleased to offer this webinar with the researchers working on the Monitoring Trends in Burn Severity project. Resources related to this webinar are provided below.
Presenters
Adrian Grell and Tony Guay - USDA Forest Service…
Interested managers are invited to join calls every other month to share experiences with, and learn about, the latest scientific knowledge and tools for fire and fuels management in the Northern Rockies.
The January 10, 2013 Network of Fire…
In 2010, the Joint Fire Science Program, University of Washington, and Rocky Mountain Research Station sponsored a workshop in Polson, Montana. Participants recommended holding workshops on reservations that bring keepers of traditional…
Interested managers are invited to join calls every other month to share experiences with, and learn about, the latest scientific knowledge and tools for fire and fuels management in the Northern Rockies.
The November 1, 2012 Network of Fire…
The Cramer fire began as a fairly typical mid-slope ignition on the south-faciing slope of the steep Salmon River Canyon during an extended drought in late July 2003. On July 22, the fourth day after ignition, and three days from detection and…