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Great information and helpful framework for thinking about future fires in our area, including the challenge that type conversion poses to our woodlands that have evolved with low-severity fire.
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Sobering and essential article from our modern leader in wildland-urban interface home defense research, Jack Cohen, and his colleague Dave Strohmaier.
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Sharing this very informative (though dense) web resource on the Western Monarch crisis and the protection and enhancement of this migratory butterfly’s various habitats. It has both overwintering and breeding habitat in Sonoma County. https://xerces.org/western-monarch-call-to-action
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/in Uncategorized /by Adriana StagnaroSeptember 17, 2020 Members Meeting on Zoom
/in Uncategorized /by Adriana StagnaroWatch the September 17, 2020 Members Meeting as recorded on Zoom
Scorched areas in Sonoma and Napa can remain vulnerable
/in Uncategorized /by Adriana StagnaroCommunity destruction during extreme wildfires is a home ignition problem
/in Uncategorized /by Adriana StagnaroSobering and essential article from our modern leader in wildland-urban interface home defense research, Jack Cohen, and his colleague Dave Strohmaier.
https://wildfiretoday.com/2020/09/21/community-destruction-during-extreme-wildfires-is-a-home-ignition-problem/
Seeing The Forest For The Trees: A Defense Of Active Management
/in Uncategorized /by Adriana StagnaroThe Benefits of Headwater Forest Management
/in Uncategorized /by Adriana StagnaroFighting Wildfires During a Pandemic
/in Uncategorized /by inbounddesignArticle on fighting wildfires during a pandemic:
https://wildfiretoday.com/2020/03/19/fighting-wildfires-during-a-pandemic/
Western Monarch Crisis
/in Uncategorized /by inbounddesignSharing this very informative (though dense) web resource on the Western Monarch crisis and the protection and enhancement of this migratory butterfly’s various habitats. It has both overwintering and breeding habitat in Sonoma County. https://xerces.org/western-monarch-call-to-action
Bouverie Preserve Fire, Vegetation and Integrated Analysis Study
/in Uncategorized /by inbounddesignHi everyone,
Here’s the executive summary for the Bouverie Preserve Fire, Vegetation and Integrated Analysis Study. Comments and feedback welcome.
Thanks, Arthur Dawson