A JFSP Fire Science Exchange Network
Bringing People Together & Sharing Knowledge in the Northern Rockies
Bringing People Together & Sharing Knowledge in the Northern Rockies
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2015 Smoke Management in the Northwest Meeting
This meeting will be to share information about final mission and vision statement, regional and national policies, new tools, available resources, forecasts and management plans. Identify recommendations and action plans for key topics/objectives to complete in 2015-2016.
Event Details
When:
Mar 16, 2015 (All day) to Mar 18, 2015 (All day)
Where:
Boise, ID
Grove Hotel Conference Center
245 South Capitol Blvd
Resources by Topic
- Fire Behavior
- Fire Communication & Education
- Fire Ecology
- Fire Effects
- Fire History
- Fire Policy & Law
- Fire Regime
- Fire & Climate
- Fire & Economics
- Fire & Fuels Mapping
- Fire & Fuels Modeling
- Fire & Recreation
- Fire & Traditional Knowledge
- Fire & Wilderness
- Fire & Wildlife
- Fuels
- Human Dimensions of Fire Management
- Management Approaches
- Post-fire Management
- Restoration
- Risk
- Smoke & Air Quality
- Wildland Urban Interface
Resources by Ecosystem
- Alpine Forest/Krummholz
- Alpine/Subalpine Shrubland/Meadow
- Subalpine Wet Spruce-Fir Forest
- Subalpine Dry Spruce-Fir Forest
- Montane Wet Mixed-Conifer Forest
- Montane Dry Mixed-Conifer Forest
- Persistent Montane Shrubland
- Aspen Woodland
- Riparian Woodland/Shrubland
- Ponderosa Pine Woodland/Savanna
- Juniper Woodland
- Mountain Shrubland/Wooded Draw
- Sagebrush Steppe
- Lower Montane/Foothills/Valley Grassland
Joint Fire Science Program
The Northern Rockies Fire Science Network is one of 15 regional fire science exchanges sponsored by the Joint Fire Science Program (FireScience.gov).
