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The SCIENCEx webinar series brings together scientists and land management experts from across U.S. Forest Service research stations and beyond to explore the latest science and best practices for addressing large natural resource challenges across the country.

These webinars will be primarily management focused, but with applicability for participants from across sectors. SCIENCEx will typically be organized as week-long webinar ‘blitzes’ around salient topics, allowing for deep dives into subtopics or dynamics within specific geographies.

ScienceX Webinars are eligible for the following continuing education credits:

  • Society of American Foresters - Certified Forester Education (SAF-CFE) 
  • The Wildlife Society (TWS) Continuing Education Credits

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Upcoming Presentations

Pre-registration required.

Monday, March 27 SCIENCE x Assessments: Science for forest planning (moderator: Stephanie Laseter)

  • Information resources for forest planning, presented by Jim Lootens-White
  • Streams, springs, and fens! Riparian and groundwater-dependent ecosystem assessments for forest plan revision, presented by Katey Driscoll
  • Broadening perspectives on inclusive forest planning, presented by Kristen Floress

Tuesday March 28 SCIENCE x Assessments: Research to inform recreation management & activities (moderator: Margaret Gregory)

  • Designing with ADA in mind, presented by Robert Ross
  • Towards an understanding of the drivers and effects of recreation displacement in Southern California national forests, presented by Alyssa Thomas

Wednesday, March 29 SCIENCE x Assessments: Research to inform silviculture and management activities (moderator: Andrea Brandon)

  • Silviculture Research in Hardwoods and Mixedwoods: Still Providing the ‘How’, presented by Callie Schweitzer
  • Long-term silvicultural research provides new insights for science-based management, presented by Mike Battaglia 
  • Silvicultural Rehabilitation of Degraded Stands: Practical Ideas from Research in Northeastern Forests, presented by Laura Kenefic

Thursday, March 30 SCIENCE x Assessments: Ecosystem Services, risks, and benefits (moderator: Sarah Hines)

  • Ecosystem Service Benefits of Wilderness: Changes over Time, presented by Tom Holmes
  • Deploying Nature’s Benefits for Conservation Finance in the Tahoe Central Sierra Initiative, presented by Matthew Sloggy
  • An ounce of prevention: Effects of leaf litter on wood decking exposed above ground, presented by Grant Kirker 

Friday, March 31 SCIENCE x Assessments: Forest Inventory and Analysis in forest management (moderator: Melissa Kunz)

  • Forest Inventory and Analysis in the Pacific Islands, presented by Jonathan Marshall
  • Using advanced remote sensing to support forest inventory & monitoring in interior Alaska, presented by Hans Anderson 
  • Urban FIA Data and Tools, presented by Tonya Lister

ScienceX Webinar Series Archive

https://www.fs.usda.gov/research/products/multimedia/webinars/sciencex