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​workshop 12 - 2017 may 16.17.18 hiawassee, ga

Lesson Learned from the 2016 Fires and Next Steps to Advance Resilient Landscapes and Communities. ​
Agenda WS12
Read a blog post about workshop 12

list of speakers and presentations

Mike Bozzo, South Carolina Forest Service

County Commissioner Cliff Bradshaw, Towns County, GA

Mike Brod and Brian Schaffler, US Forest Service
Cherokee Foothills Joint Chiefs' Project: All Lands                                        

Margit Bucher, The Nature Conservancy 
Welcome and Introduction to the SBR FLN


Peter Caldwell, US Forest Service - Southern Research Station
The Relationship between Mesophication and Water Yield


Mike Davis, US Forest Service
Case Study 3: Rock Mountain Fire

Don Hagan, Clemson University; Pete Bates, Western Carolina University 
M
onitoring and meta-analysis of SBR FLN monitoring data           

Marsha Elliot, Towns County Fire Adapted Communities Citizens Coalition

Jeff Gardner, US Forest Service
Case Study 2: Rough Ridge Wildfire

Mayor Adrea Gibby, City of Young Harris

Betty Jewett, US Forest Service
​Welcome to the Georgia Blue Ridge Landscape

Rob Klein, National Park Service
Ecological Effects of Wildfire in the Great Smokey Mountains National Park


Charles Lafon, Texas A&M University 
Synthesis of Appalachian Fire History

Helen Mohr, Consortium of Appalachian Fire Managers and Scientists (CAFMS)
CAFMS' Role in the Upcoming 2016 Wildfire Research

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Tony Tooke, US Forest Service
Regional Forester's Perspective on recent fires: Fire Management in the Southern Area

Jim M. Vose, US Forest Service - Southern Research Station
Building Resilient Forests: Implications for Conservation and Management
Southern Blue Ridge Fire Learning Network is supported by Promoting Ecosystem Resiliency through Collaboration: Landscapes, Learning and Restoration, a cooperative agreement between The Nature Conservancy, USDA Forest Service and agencies of the Department of the Interior.
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  • Workshops
    • Workshop 17 (2023)
    • Workshop 16 (2022) - Joint with CAFMS
    • Workshop 15 (2021 - Virtual)
    • Workshop 14 (2019 - ATHENS, TN)
    • Workshop 13 (2018 - Pickens, SC)
    • Workshop 12 (2017 - Hiawassee, GA)
    • Workshop 11 (2016 - Johnson City, TN)
  • Landscapes
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  • resources
    • The Fire Manager's Guide To Blue Ridge Ecozones
    • Considerations for Wildlife & Fire in the Southern Blue Ridge
    • Fire Crew Poster
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