Podcast Series
2022 Volume
Fire on the Landscape
As our climate changes and the earth warms, wildfire on our landscapes becomes more extreme, with climate conditions also creating a more extended wildfire season. Wildfire, however, is a natural part of the forest ecology and has an essential role in ecosystem health, vegetation structure, biodiversity, and reproduction. Do we need to learn to live with more wildfire, and how can adapting management priorities accommodate such a paradigmatic shift?
By Michelle Huley
Conservation
November 3, 2022
A Lay of the Land
A historical fire regime of total suppression is a challenging paradigm to shift, not only for wildfire management specialists but also for the public and affected industry stakeholders. Audio editing by Alfonso Acevedo and music by Mercy Joshua.
By Michelle Huley
Conservation
May 1, 2023
Wildfire Regimes
Let’s examine the economic impacts of increasingly severe wildfire regimes. Audio editing by Alfonso Acevedo and music by Mercy Joshua.
By Michelle Huley
Conservation
June 1, 2023
Indigenous Firescapes
How can we consider the potential for incorporating Indigenous traditional knowledge into how we look at wildfire on our landscapes? Audio editing by Alfonso Acevedo and music by Mercy Joshua.
By Michelle Huley
Earth Common Journal
An online journal dedicated to supporting and promoting student research projects on the topics of sustainability, conservation and climate adaptation