FCWG Forest Climate Lab: Wildfire + Climate

In this webinar, speakers John Bailey, Mike Zupko, Bill Tripp, and Heidi Huber-Stearns present on Wildfire + Climate.

FCWG Forest Climate Lab, Wildfire + Climate, online webinar on July 20, 1-2 pm ET.

Title

Wildfire + Climate

Description

The session, titled "Wildfire + Climate", will explore the relationship between climate change and wildfire, examining how climate change is impacting the severity, frequency, and intensity of wildfire; how these changes affect humans; strategies for reducing wildfire risk; and what those strategies look like on the ground. Additionally, the session will evaluate existing policies and identify potential policy opportunities to support wildfire risk reduction.

Speakers

  • John Bailey, Oregon State University
  • Mike Zupko, Wildland Fire Leadership Council
  • Bill Tripp, Intertribal Timber Council
  • Heidi Huber-Stearns, Institute for Resilient Organizations, Communities, and Environment, University of Oregon, University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability

Moderator:

  • Danielle Watson, Society of American Foresters

Supplementary Materials

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