New Pub! We captured perspectives from ~100 people who used RMA during the 2021 fire season. In the report, we tools used, how they were used, factors that facilitated or frustrated use, and actionable recommendations to improve the use of RMA. ow.ly/G1iB50LZwy8

It's that time of year again! We are hiring for our summer 2023 field season! Swipe to see the variety of positions we are hiring for. Detailed information about each position can be found at the Handshake posting.

We are excited to announce the return & revamp of the seminar series formerly known as Science Fridays! These will focused on storytelling & the human component of science & will continue to include a speaker presentation, an interview session, and plenty of time for student Q/A.

The Colorado Forest Restoration Institute recently opened positions for Research & Monitoring Crew Leaders and Senior Research & Monitoring Field Technicians. More details here: cfri.colostate.edu/2021/06/01/we-… Questions: please email Kat Morici at [email protected]

Join us USDA Forest Service cfri_csu & @poudrewatershed for the "NoCo Fireshed Risk Assessment for Practitioners" webinar on Feb 8, 9-11am. Webinar on the recently completed NoCo Fireshed Wildfire Risk Assessment. Register here: bit.ly/FireshedQWRA (LINk IN BIO)

🚨 EARLY BIRD PRICING ENDS SOON!🚨 If you have registered for the Cross-Boundary Landscape Restoration Workshop May 1-4th in Fort Collins, CO - now's the time! Early bird pricing ends March 1st. Hope to see you there 😀 sweri.org/cross-boundary…

Please join us for Forest Chats! Join us on TH, March 2nd, 2-3PM as we hear from CFRI Assistant Director, Camille Stevens-Rumann about recent fires in Portugal and how they compare to recent fires in Colorado. Forest Chats will take place in-person in WCNR room 142 and virtually!

Check out this new publication! "Prescribed fire is associated with increased floral richness and promotes short-term increases in bee biodiversity in the ponderosa pine forest of the Southern Rocky Mountains" Read it here: resjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/af…

NEW PUBLICATION: This study provides timely information to optimize new state and federal initiatives to increase the pace of ecologically based forest management across millions of acres of Western forests: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Join us on Wed. March 29th 2-3PM as we hear from USFS Historian Dr. Rachel Kline to discuss how we can rethink our narratives and explore how women's conservation legacy has shaped forestry.

Kick off the Cross-Boundary Landscape Restoration Workshop  with a special presentation by Stephen Pyne, author of the Pyrocene.  Monday, May 1st at the University Arts Center at Colorado State University. Time: 6-8pm Free and open to the public. Ecological Restoration Institute

Join us on Wed. April 26th 2-3PM as we hear from CFRI: Wildland Fire Decision Support Program Specialist, Ty Aldworth. Ty will be discussing how Potential Operational Delineations (PODs) are A Step In The Right Direction For Safer And More Effective Wildland Fire Management.

Join us for a special presentation by Stephen Pyne, author of The Pyrocene May 1st 2023, 6:00pm-8:00pm Location: Organ Recital Hall at the University Center for the Arts, 1400 Remington Street, Fort Collins, CO 80524 Free and Open to the Public!@ERI_NAU NM Forest and Watershed Restoration Institute

We're getting excited for #xboundary2023 May 2-4th! You won't want to miss these keynote speakers! ForestStewardsGuild Dept. of Agriculture USDA Forest Service Cohesive Strategy National Forest Fdn. Trees, Water & People

Don't forget to join us tonight as we kick off the #xboundary2023 workshop with author, Stephen Pyne! This event is free and open to the public! You don't have to be attending the workshop to attend this talk. CSU History Ecological Restoration Institute NM Forest and Watershed Restoration Institute

A couple photos from the past three days of #xboundary2023. Takeaways are that strong partnerships are the key to success and in the words of Emily Hohman at #FireLearningNetwork “we are not alone in this work” New Mexico Forest and Watershed Restoration Instit cfri_csu

"I study wildfire because fire is an amazing and destructive force but can also be a rebirth." This #WildfireAwarenessMonth read a Q&A from Camille Stevens-Rumann, faculty member and assistant director of cfri_csu CSU Warner College col.st/EiidB

cfri_csu's work to increase wildfire resilience embodies CSU’s land-grant mission and helps democratize science for community benefits. "We take scientific research knowledge and products out of the lab and put them into the hands of people who need to act." Tony Cheng, Director

Our SWERI partner Ecological Restoration Institute is hiring for their Science Application, Exchange, and Delivery Team! This position will establish communication between scientists, the natural resources management community and their stakeholders. Full position description: ow.ly/tiiY50OI64X