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SUMMARY:Montana AgroClimate Workshop for Agricultural & Forestry Professionals and Partners
DESCRIPTION:The  Northern Plains Climate  Hub (NPCH) in partnership with  NRCS\, the Montana Association of Conservation Districts\, Intertribal Ag Council — Rocky Mountain Region\, and Montana State University Extension will host the Montana AgroClimate Workshop for Agricultural & Forestry Professionals and Partners. \nMarch 14 and 15\, 2023 in Billings\, MT \n\nIncrease your weather and climate knowledge;\nNetwork with others and build connections;\nGrow confidence to effectively communicate about climate with local agricultural producers;\nDevelop new skills to guide conservation planning for drought and other extreme events.\n\nView the preliminary agenda here  \n\nRegistration is open! Click here to register.\nEarly-Bird: $115/person* through February 15\, 2023 \nLate Registration: $135/person* closes March 5\, 2023 \nA limited number of needs based travel scholarships are available. For information\, contact Windy Kelley at wkelley1@uwyo.edu.
URL:https://www.southernrockiesfirescience.org/event/montana-agroclimate-workshop-for-agricultural-forestry-professionals-and-partners/
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SUMMARY:Firelab - featuring Megan Matonis\, The Ember Alliance
DESCRIPTION:March 14\, 2023\, 3-5pm \nTap and Handle\, 307 South College Avenue Fort Collins\, CO 80524 INDOOR • UPPER LEVEL \n  \nInspiring Action after the Planning is Done \nCommunity Wildfire Protection Plans help a community assess local hazards and identify strategic actions to mitigate risk and promote preparedness. CWPPs set the stage for fire adaptation\, but they only result in real change with on-the-ground action and an ongoing commitment to risk mitigation at all levels of the community\, from individual homeowners to neighborhoods to fire protection districts to land managers and other partners. The Ember Alliance has worked with eight communities in Jefferson and Larimer Counties to prepare CWPPs\, and we are currently working with three more communities along the Front Range. Through trial-and-error and best practices from other experts in the field\, we have learned a lot about how to use the CWPP process to inspire action. We want to share these lessons with you\, both the success stories and not-so-successful stories\, and facilitate a conversation with FireLab participants about other ways to make CWPPs more than just planning documents. \nMegan Matonis \nWildland Fire Analyst\, The Ember Alliance \nAs a Wildfire Analyst with The Ember Alliance\, Dr. Matonis conducts risk analyses\, supports community engagement\, and prepares holistic and actionable CWPP documents. She has a PhD in Forest Ecology from Colorado State University and formerly worked with the Colorado State Forest Service and Rocky Mountain Research Station. Meg has been an on-call wildland firefighter with the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office for eight years. \n  \n 
URL:https://www.southernrockiesfirescience.org/event/firelab-featuring-megan-matonis-the-ember-alliance/
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