Clore’s Post

Here's a short feature on the LiDAR project we're working on with the AZ Department of Forestry and Fire Management and the Coconino NF!

An important component of our wildfire resilience strategy.

It's cone survey season! We're all looking for cones, by which I mean federal and state agencies, private industries, and non-profits. Help us out by learning more about what is needed to restore evergreen and mixed conifer forests. The pocket guide includes instructions on how to submit a survey point on Survey123, no account needed!

A variety of incompatible plant species can increase wildfire risks throughout the U.S. Get technical resources that can help your program manage habitats, forestry sites and grasslands to enhance mitigation efforts. https://bit.ly/3WAZSdQ

Knowing the number of users, & when they use the walking or cycling trails you are responcible for, is not just a nice-to-have. The problem historically is that counters have been expensive to install and in most cases come with inconvenient data access and collection methods. Our solutions are not: either expensive or difficult to access data. Over 98% of our installs send data daily, directly to our servers where you can access your reports as and when you want. Let’s have a chat: All the best Jason info@parklifemonitoring.com   jfarrell@parklifemonitoring.com #peoplecounting #cyclecounting www.parklifemonitoring.com Jason Farrell Forestry Commission Forestry England National Trust

Do you know how to prepare your family & home for the next California wildfire? California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE)'s Ready for Wildfire app can help. Head to the link below, answer a few questions & get a personalized checklist with the RIGHT actions to take. 🔗 plan.readyforwildfire.org #WildfirePreparednessWeek #wildfireseason #wildfireprevention

This morning, the House Agriculture Committee advanced the Farm, Food and National Security Act of 2024 (HR 8467). American Forests looks forward to continued discussions between the chambers and ultimately a bipartisan bill. The Farm Bill, renewed every five years, provides a crucial opportunity to support public, private and Tribal forests. American Forests is hopeful that Congress can come together to address key areas such as reforestation needs, urban and community forestry programs, forest landowner empowerment and all-lands wildfire resilience through this year’s #FarmBill. https://lnkd.in/eXWDhMKV

🌳 💚 Did you know that with increasing weather events, mature trees play a vital role in reducing street temperatures and absorbing excess precipitation? And that’s just a sliver of their value. Some of you may be familiar with my tree advocacy work, but as our city grows, this issue is becoming even more important. Urban tree canopies must be protected. 🌳🌲🌳 You can share your thoughts on the draft Urban Forestry Management Plan here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dF37hMbh

village forest, fire prevention, peatland restoration, Riau and social forestry

Tribal forest management outperforms commercial and government approaches, yielding healthier, more resilient forests. Increasing indigenous-managed forest acreage and funding tribal efforts is crucial for ecosystem preservation. To learn more, watch this video about the forestry work happening at the Kalispel Tribe of Indians.