Forest Journalism for a Sustainable Future
The firefighters moved through the ponderosa pine forest in darkness, intentionally setting fires with drip torches as they moved down a hill near Mormon Lake, about 40 miles south of Flagstaff, Arizona. A few trees burst into flame, … [Continue reading]
Thousands of federal, state and private agencies have been deployed to areas that were impacted by hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Maria and Nate. These first responders are there to help the people in the storm’s path. However, there is another group of … [Continue reading]
Earth is a flammable planet. It’s been that way for 320 million years, since vegetation first took hold on the land. “So fire is this natural phenomenon,” said Phil Higuera. “But when it interacts with humans, it is truly a disaster.” Thus the … [Continue reading]
The full video of Treesource's event: 2017: How Do We live with Fire. This event was recorded by Missoula Community Access Television (MCAT) in the UC Theater at the University of Montana in October 2017. Panelists include: Sarah Coefield, Emily … [Continue reading]
A diverse panel of nine professionals whose work involves wildfires and land management headline a Tuesday, Oct. 24 examination of this year’s wildfire season. Sponsored by Treesource, the free public event will be held at the University of … [Continue reading]