Fostering resilience in Southwestern ecosystems: A problem solving workshop
Ecosystems and fire regimes are moving into new domains as a consequence of climate change, disturbance, and other causes. Fire professionals and land managers in the region are confronted with new fire regimes, fire effects, and ecosystem recovery trajectories following disturbance. To help fire and ecosystem managers and scientists in the Southwest understand and address ecosystem resilience under changing conditions, the Southwest Fire Science Consortium (SWFSC) hosted a workshop February 25-27, 2014 in Tucson, Arizona.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW A SEPARATE WEBSITE DEDICATED TO THE WORKSHOP (presentations, workshop materials, raw notes, etc.)
Click here to read Final Workshop Proceedings
Pre-workshop webinars
“What is Climate Change? How will changing climate impact seasonal weather in the Southwest?” webinar presentation February 11, 2014
- View presentation pdf here…
- Watch presentation recording here…
“Restoring Composition and Structure in Southwestern Frequent-Fire Forests…” webinar presentation February 13, 2014
- Watch presentation recording here..
