Introductory training in the planning, design, and implementation of low complexity pile burning projects. A two-day/two-night in-person field course with a foundational online pre-course. 📅 November 3-4, 2026 📍Redwing Ranch, Gardner, CO Register HERE
The Southwest Adaptation Forum (SWAF) is a 3-day, interactive conference filled with discussion-based sessions and networking opportunities. Come learn about the latest research and efforts, meet new collaborators, and lay the groundwork for future partnerships and projects. https://swcasc.arizona.edu/2026-swaf 📅 November 4-6 📍University of Arizona campus in Tucson, AZ. Learn more HERE
NECO Community Engagement Workshop- Fox Ranch- Join Northeast Colorado Outdoors for a full day of community and conversation at Fox Ranch in Yuma County on November 4. Fox Ranch is owned and conserved by The Nature Conservancy and is located southwest of Wray. This workshop is an opportunity for all who are interested in a […]
This tour will explore US Forest Service work on the West Crystal Fuel Break, highlighting how this work connects to wildfire mitigation and forest health projects on adjacent private lands. West Crystal Fuel Break Tour 📅 November 17, 2026 ⏰ 10:00AM - 2:00PM 📍Potbelly Restaurant & Lounge: 24340 Red Feather Lakes Rd Red Feather Lakes, […]
Join Colorado State University for GIS Day 2026! Explore how Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are being used to address real-world fire and water challenges. Hear from GIS professionals about career opportunities, connect with researchers and practitioners, and discover practical applications of geospatial technology through presentations and discussions. GIS Day 2026: Mapping Fire and Water 📅 […]
Learn about long-term trends in wildfire activity and how climate, including drought, extreme heat, and wet periods, influences fire across forests, grasslands, and shrublands in the Southwest. Beyond drought: How wet and dry periods shape Southwest wildfires - Southwest Fire Science Consortiu… 📅 November 17, 2026 ⏰ 12:00 PM Learn more HERE
GIS Day @ University of Idaho is a free event that brings together scholars, students, professionals, businesses, and the public to discuss geospatial technologies and demonstrate their many uses. This year's theme is From Risk to Recovery: GIS and Wildfire, exploring the ways GIS is helping us navigate increasing fire impacts across our region. The […]
A free community event where community members come together to learn about and discuss different scientific research topics. Join Colin Tucker PhD with the Mountain Studies Institute on “How our High Alpine is Changing, and why it matters” based on 20 years of data from the San Juan Mountains. Mountain Science on Tap with Colin […]
Agrivoltaics, renewable energy, transmission, data centers, and other large-scale development opportunities are increasingly becoming part of the conversation in rural Colorado. What do landowners and local decision-makers need to know when one of these projects comes to their community? Eastern Colorado Agrivoltaics & Beyond Workshops | Yuma Conservation 📅 November 19, 2026 📍Burlington Community Center […]
In this Fueling Collaboration panel discussion, panelists will share their experiences and discuss research on the role of scale in prescribed fire, including fire effects on various taxa and operational considerations. The discussion will explore strategies for increasing the area treated with prescribed fire while minimizing impacts on unique ecosystems and at-risk species. 📅 November […]
This presentation will share new findings from Rocky Mountain National Park's long-term forest monitoring program, comparing post-fire regeneration in forests affected by the East Troublesome Fire with unburned areas to better understand how forests recover from mountain pine beetle outbreaks and wildfire. Special Event: Forest Regeneration After Mountain Pine Beetle and Wildfire 📅 November 19, […]