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About Us
Impact & Stories
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Citizen Science
Citizen Science
Invasive Plant Monitoring
Bighorn Sheep Monitoring
Colorado River Watch
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E.coli Monitoring
Research
Animas River Monitoring
Forest Program
Water & Snow
Climate
Ecosystems
Data & Reports
Research Support
Past Projects
Educate
Mountain Learning
Programs
San Juan Resilience Youth Summit
Rising River Stewards
Forest and Fire Learning Series
Forest Curriculum
Climate Curriculum
Teaching Resources
Past Projects
Collaborate
Working Groups
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Funders
Mancos Restoration
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Forest Fire Learning Series By Year
Forest & Fire Learning Series
2022
2021
2020
Forest & Fire learning series 2020
Michael Remke, phd: Fundamentals of wildfire ecology
Noah Daniels: Prescribed Fire & Managed Fire on the Columbine RD
Matthew Tuten: evidence-based forest management on the SJNF
Lorraine Taylor, phd & Elizabeth Cartier, phd: living in a wildfire - crisis management and community resilience in a tourism-based destination
Imogen Ainsworth: rebound, adapt, and thrive - building resilience and planning for uncertainty in durango, Colorado
Chad Kooistra, phd: PEOPLE AND POST-FIRE LANDSCAPES - LOOKING AHEAD BY UNDERSTANDING PERCEPTIONS OF LANDSCAPE RECOVERY
Alison Layman: CPAW (COMMUNITY PLANNING ASSISTANCE for WILDFIRE) - how la plata county is planning for wildfire
