Wednesday Morning, November 16 Talk Time Number Speaker Title Session 7: Fire Trek: The Next Generation Special Session Magpie Room – Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Fire Regimes in the Sierra 0800 0820 Brooke Cassell – de Manantlan Biosphere Reserve, Mexico Wildfire, Management, and Regeneration of Quaking Aspen (Populus 0820 0840 Kevin Krasnow tremuloides) in the Sierra Nevada and Glass Mountains, California, – USA Prescribed Fire and its Interactions with the Invasive Bunchgrass, 0840 0900 Lauren Poulos – Brachypodium sylvaticum 0900 0920 Amber Shanklin Rehabilitation of Slash Piles in Colorado – Post-fire Response Following Mixed-severity Fires in 0920 0940 Garren M. Andrews – Redwood/Douglas-fir Forests How does Fire and Water Stress Affect Tree Resistance to Bark 0940 1000 Sharon Hood – Beetles? BREAK Ballroom 2 1000 1030 – – 1030 1050 Anna Morgante Incorporating Spotting into a Simple Fire Perimeter Model – The Relationship of Large Fire Occurrence to Drought and Fire 1050 1110 Riley – Danger Indices in the US West using Downscaled Weather Data Comparison of Forest Structure and Carbon Dynamics between 1110 1130 Chris Dunn Intensively Managed and Unmanaged Forest Environments – Following Fire Disturbance Pyrodiversity in Pacific Northwest Forests: a Photographic Journey 1130 1200 Garrett Meigs – Through Space and Time 1200 - 1330 AFE Members Meeting and Luncheon Ballrooms 2 and 3 –
Wednesday Morning, November 16 Time Talk Number Speaker Title Session 7: Fire Trek: The Next Generation Special Session – Magpie Room 0800 – 0820 Brooke Cassell Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Fire Regimes in the Sierra de Manantlan Biosphere Reserve, Mexico 0820 – 0840 Kevin Krasnow Wildfire, Management, and Regeneration of Quaking Aspen (Populus tremuloides) in the Sierra Nevada and Glass Mountains, California, USA 0840 – 0900 Lauren Poulos Prescribed Fire and its Interactions with the Invasive Bunchgrass, Brachypodium sylvaticum 0900 – 0920 Amber Shanklin Rehabilitation of Slash Piles in Colorado 0920 – 0940 Garren M. Andrews Post-fire Response Following Mixed-severity Fires in Redwood/Douglas-fir Forests 0940 – 1000 Sharon Hood How does Fire and Water Stress Affect Tree Resistance to Bark Beetles? 1000 – 1030 BREAK – Ballroom 2 1030 – 1050 Anna Morgante Incorporating Spotting into a Simple Fire Perimeter Model 1050 – 1110 Riley The Relationship of Large Fire Occurrence to Drought and Fire Danger Indices in the US West using Downscaled Weather Data 1110 – 1130 Chris Dunn Comparison of Forest Structure and Carbon Dynamics between Intensively Managed and Unmanaged Forest Environments Following Fire Disturbance 1130 – 1200 Garrett Meigs Pyrodiversity in Pacific Northwest Forests: a Photographic Journey Through Space and Time 1200 - 1330 AFE Members Meeting and Luncheon – Ballrooms 2 and 3