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Climate Smart Conservation

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The landscapes we cherish today may look significantly different in the decades to come. Panelists will speak to the need for climate adaptation strategies to drive conservation and land management decision making in this time of rapid environmental change.

Panelists: Alan Journet, PhD, Co-facilitator SOCAN; Bill Kuhn, PhD, Southwest Oregon Area Ecologist RRSNF; Jessica Halofsky, PhD, Research Ecologist, Pacific Northwest Research Station Director

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PRESENTATION: Climate Smart Conservation
PRESENTATION: Climate Smart Conservation

The landscapes we cherish today may look significantly different in the decades to come. In the second webinar from the Fire & Climate Summit, panelists speak to the need for climate adaptation strategies to drive conservation and land management decision making in this time of rapid environmental change.

Why Climate Smart Management?
Why Climate Smart Management?

Climate smart principles result in a rethinking of the management goal of restoration of forest conditions to the historic range of variability since future conditions may be very different and outside that historic range.

Earlier Event: May 5
Preparing for Wildfire Season during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Later Event: May 20
The First, Best Stewards: Aboriginal Fire and the Klamath Siskiyous