Science, Application and Management for a Sustainable Future
Wednesdays 11-11:50 a.m. Schreiber Gym Rm. 303 Coffee/social hour from 10-11
Date |
Speaker |
Affiliation |
Title |
Sept. 6 |
Thom Knittel |
Architect |
Cities as Forests: Toward a circular economy |
Sept. 13 |
Sarah Bisbing |
Univ. Nevada Reno |
Looking backward to see forward: Causes and consequences of altered disturbance and climate on western conifer forests |
Sept. 20 |
Martin Nie |
FCFC SoCon |
Fish & wildlife management on Federal lands: Debunking state supremacy |
Sept. 27 |
Karin Riley |
USFS |
How might different wildfire policies affect the landscape over time? Can we save money on wildfire suppression by investing in fuel treatments and prescribed fire instead? |
Oct. 4 |
Kelsey Jensco |
FCFC FORS |
Landscape heterogeneity modulates hydrometeorology and forested ecosystem sensitivity to climate |
Oct. 11 |
Diana Six |
FCFC DECS |
Using genetics and tree ring and chemical analyses to detect resistance to mountain pine beetle and forest adaptation to climate change in three pine species |
Oct. 18 |
Elaine Sutherland |
USFS |
Fire scar formation varies among tree species: How, and why this matters |
Oct. 25 |
Beth Dodson/John Goodburn |
FCFC FORS |
Integrating woody biomass production into forest restoration in the Southern Rocky Mountains |
Nov. 1 |
Andrew Larson |
FCFC FORS |
Compound disturbances and latent resilience — lessons from wilderness fire |
Nov. 8 |
Diane Boyd |
MT FWP |
It’s the journey and the destination: Montana's wolves LECTURE LOCATION changed to FOR 106 |
Nov. 15 |
Bryce Andrews |
People and Carnivores |
The Mundane, Profound Fence: Engaging a landscape through work, science and art |
Nov. 29 |
Laurie Yung |
FCFC SoCon |
How Federal Agencies Navigate Change and Uncertainty in the Context of Climate Change Adaptation |
Dec. 6 |
Brendan Moynahan |
NPS-CESU |
Scientific Integrity and Public Lands Management - A Renewed Call for Scientist-Interpreters |