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7th Annual Burning Issues Workshop & 21st Michigan Prescribed Fire Council Annual Meeting


VIRTUAL Workshop Feb. 2nd - 3rd - 4th, 2021 (9:00 a.m. to Noon, Eastern Time)

Join for FREE, but registration is required to access Zoom meeting information.

Follow the Link Below to sign up for the 2021 Burning Issues!!!

http://www.tposfirescience.org/burning-issues-2021/

Over the three virtual mornings we will explore topic areas that are planned with and for the diverse community interacting around fire-related issues, and seek further understanding and communication to support continued work toward collaborative fire management and research solutions.

During your registration, you will be able to submit questions for each panel discussion.

AGENDA

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For any questions please contact Jack McGowan-Stinski (mcgowan-stinski.1@osu.edu) or Craig Maier (cmaier.tpos.firescience@gmail.com)

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Earlier Event: February 26
S-130/190 Field Day at Fort Custer Training Center
Later Event: March 10
MPFC Quarterly Meeting (Open to the Public!)

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