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SCIENCEx Webinar Series


Feb 27 - March 3

1-2pm (EST) each day

The Forest Service Research and Development SCIENCEx webinar series brings together scientists and land management experts from across the U.S. Forest Service and beyond to explore the latest science. Fire is our theme for this ScienceX series and will include presentations by Rocky Mountain Research Station scientists among others.

Feb 27 - Fire history and fire ecology

Feb 28 - Fire weather and smoke

March 1 - Fire behavior

March 2 - Modeling risks and trade-offs

March 3 - Looking toward the future: fire and forest management

Registration is required. For more information, visit the SCIENCEx webinar page.

Earlier Event: February 16
Fueling Collaboration Panel - "Where People Go, There's Fire"
Later Event: February 28
Quarterly MPFC Steering Committee Meeting

SUBMIT EVENT OR TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES

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