Issue #307 (18 November 2020) of the FLN Networker and its attachment. This issue includes news from landscapes, people and projects in California, Georgia, Minnesota, Oregon and Washington. There are a couple of requests for input (about fire and aspen, and reviewing a post-fire tool), as well as links to a piece about an update to the FOFEM smoke monitoring tool; a joint vision statement on prescribed fire from WFLC, EPA and CDC; a new post-fire recovery graphic from FAC Net; a mental health helpline for those dealing with human-caused or natural disasters; a paper on tree crowding and drought stress; an article on post-fire slope failure; results of a post-fire survey of residents near the 2019 Museum Fire; an article on home attachment and evacuation decision-making; and "I Am Cheo," an inspirational short film. As always, listings are included for webinars and conference, workshop and training opportunities.
Attached is a flyer for an RX-310 course being offered by the University of Idaho.
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