'Fire regimes' diaporamas de présentation

Public messages about fire are generally negative. Positive or balanced messages are much rarer

Pauline Dube , University of Botswana, Southern Africa fire Network (SAFNet. Malawi Forestry Department. Time magazine. Shenandoah National Park, USA. Public messages about fire are generally negative. Positive or balanced messages are much rarer

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Term Papers due on Tuesday

Term Papers due on Tuesday. Please turn in a hard copy plus your draft paper with my comments. Tuesday: Review for Final. Fire Management in the Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI). Key Topics. What is the WUI? Trends in WUI fire disasters Fire policies affecting the WUI

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USE AND CONTROL OVER EXOTIC SPECIES IN RESTORATION

USE AND CONTROL OVER EXOTIC SPECIES IN RESTORATION. Group 1 Sara L. McPherson Erin Swallow Nayeli Carvajal. Outline. Terminology (Sara) Exotics in Mojave Desert: implication and prioritization (Sara) Approaches and Concerns in removing exotic (Erin)

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Fire Ecology of the Eastern Cascades: Implications for Dry Forest Restoration

Fire Ecology of the Eastern Cascades: Implications for Dry Forest Restoration. Stephen A. Fitzgerald Oregon State University Extension Forestry Program. Disturbance in Terrestrial Ecosystems. Natural Human-Caused Fire Fire Insects Timber Harvesting Disease Livestock Herbivory

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Fire History from Tree Rings

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MODULE 3

MODULE 3. Invasion Pathways. Learning Outcomes. At the end of this module you should be able to: explain why and how introductions occur list some invasion pathways for intentional and unintentional introductions identify what you can do to help prevent invasions.

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Fire-climate-vegetation-topography-land use

Fire-climate-vegetation-topography-land use. What drives and determines fire patterns across time and space? What are the implications of global climate change?. Global climate change. Avg. surface T increased by 0.6C in 20 th century

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Fire in the Tropics October 21, 2010

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Kelvin Hirsch Canadian Forest Service P resentation to XX1 st North American Forestry Commission

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Boyd Case Canadian Forest Service January 2003, Boise, Idaho

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Climate Change, Arctic Plant Communities and Nutrient Feedbacks

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Chapter 6

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Deforestation In the Amazon Rainforest

Deforestation In the Amazon Rainforest. By Anna Rivero Brynne Bartiromo Amy Zhuang . What is Deforestation?. Deforestation is when a forest is wiped out and the population of trees decrease. Deforestation is mostly a human caused issue. How? Why? .

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Sage Grouse and Cheatgrass in the Great Basin

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Regions in ArcINFO

Regions in ArcINFO. Regions can handle overlapping, noncontiguous and nested areas and makes real-world features easier to represent and analyze. Data management is more efficient, as each region only requires one attribute record.

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Henri D. Grissino-Mayer Michael R. Armbrister Laboratory of Tree-Ring Science

Changes in Fire Regimes and the Successional Status of Table Mountain Pine in the Southern Appalachians. Henri D. Grissino-Mayer Michael R. Armbrister Laboratory of Tree-Ring Science Department of Geography University of Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee 37996. Problem Statement.

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Managing for Climate Change

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JOINT FIRE SCIENCE PROGRAM 2015 FUNDING CALL

JOINT FIRE SCIENCE PROGRAM 2015 FUNDING CALL. October 9, 2014. 7 task statements $6 M Proposals due November 21 1. Fuels mapping for emissions inventories 2. Smoke hazard warning system

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DIREnet Informatics

D rought I mpacts on R egional E cosystems Net work. NSF Funded Network. NEON Climate Domains. Google: DIREnet. Ponderosa Pine Mortality. Pinyon Pine Mortality. DIRENET Data Archiving Goals:. Target Data Types:. Architectural Concept:.

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ushankar@unc ie.unc/cempd

Assessing the Impacts on Smoke, Fire and Air Quality Due to Changes in Climate, Fuel Loads, and Wildfire Activity over the Southeastern U.S. U. Shankar 1 , D. McKenzie 2 , J. Bowden 1 and L. Ran 1. Background

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