Explore the largest forest research organization in the world alongside scientists studying, questio
When Harry Gisborne, the Forest Service's first fire scientist, died investigating the Mann Gulch
On a scorching August afternoon in 1949, a small fire in Montana's Mann Gulch turned catastrophic
How does research shape a Chief’s decisions about fire? Through personal stories and reflections,
Fire shapes landscapes and lives, but how do humans shape fire? By measuring wildfire ignition, m
Fire affects forests above and belowground. Travel along on a multiscale journey from forest-wide
From whipping winds that fan flames to swirling smoke that obscures visibility, fire weather is a c
Prescribed fire plays a vital role in creating healthy landscapes that better survive natural and hu
Indigenous tribes gained their unique understanding of fire, and the role of fire on the landscape,
Fire is a form all of its own, but a simple way to understand fire is as a swarm. A swarm of bees. O
Once spanning nearly 6 million acres in Missouri's Ozarks, the shortleaf pine and oak woodland ecosy
Cindi West has over 30 years of experience working across private industry, academia, and federal go
Maggie Hardy is the program manager of the Rocky Mountain Research Station Forest and Woodland Ecosy
Research soil scientist Deb Page-Dumroese’s research interests center around maintaining soil produc
Research plant pathologist, Jenny Juzwik, conducts studies on diseases of trees that impact forest h
Research social scientist, Lindsay Campbell, explores the dynamics of civic stewardship, environment
Ecologist Sjana Schanning’s fieldwork has taken her from the Rincon Mountains of Arizona, to the the
Ecologist Susannah Lerman walks us through her career and life, from falling in love with birds in I
Ecologist Chelcy Miniat shares watershed moments of her career and life, from a spark of science in
