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PODs Addendum: 2019 Post-Fire Interview Findings

The Public Lands Policy Group at Colorado State University, led by Dr. Courtney Schultz, has shared an addendum to their report from their assessment of the Forest Service’s Potential Operational […]
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Does seeding after wildfires in rangelands reduce erosion or invasive species?

Description: Mitigation of ecological damage caused by rangeland wildfires has historically been an issue restricted to the western United States. It has focused on conservation of ecosystem function through reducing […]
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Future Avoided Cost Explorer: Colorado Hazards

In this story map, one can explore economic impacts of flood, drought, and wildfire in 2050. What are the effects of climate change and population growth going to look like […]
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How Wildfire Affects Colorado’s Communities: A case study of the 2002 Missionary Ridge Fire

New story map releasing results of a case study about the 2002 Missionary Ridge Fire near Durango, CO. A part of a collection of other story maps all about natural […]
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Webinar Synopsis: Post-Fire Planning “By the Book”: Strategies For Landscape and Social Response

This managerial brief summarizes an October 14th webinar hosted by Fire Adapted Colorado and the Southern Rockies Fire Science Network entitled, Post-Fire Planning “By the Book”: Strategies for Landscape and […]
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Webinar: Ecological Effects of Multiple Disturbances on Subalpine Forest Structure and Recovery in a Changing Climate

On November 6th, 2020 SRFSN hosted a public webinar containing the graduate masters thesis presentation of Zoe Schapira, graduate student and research assistant in the Department of Forest and Rangeland […]
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Post-Fire Planning “By The Book”: Strategies for Landscape and Social Response pt. 2

On October 14th, 2020 Fire Adapted Colorado and the Southern Rockies Fire Science Network hosted a webinar with guest speakers highlighting important aspects of post-fire planning for improved response and […]
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Post-Fire Planning “By the Book”: Strategies for Landscape and Social Response

On October 14th, 2020 Fire Adapted Colorado and the Southern Rockies Fire Science Network hosted a webinar with guest speakers highlighting important aspects of post-fire planning for improved response and […]
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After the Fire Toolkit

Science You Can Use Bulletin Main “After the Fire Toolkit” Website Abstract: Wildfires are an important natural disturbance in southwestern ecosystems, but burn areas may be subject to hazardous post-fire […]
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A New Community-Based Tool to Assess Wildfire Risk

Full Document Here Brief synopsis about the Wildfire Risk to Communities interactive tool from the RMRS. Management Implications: The Wildfire Risk to Communities website is a one-stop resource where citizens […]
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