Goal: Deliver Benefits to the Public Science in Practice webinars provide applied take-aways for managers
Introduction
A new series of thirty-minute webinars highlight recent research and management implications for colleagues from the Forest Service Southern Region, Southern Group of State Foresters, and the Southern Research Station.
Summary
The Science in Practice webinar series is a new communication tool intended to connect scientists, managers, field technicians, and practitioners. Particularly during COVID-19, where travel and in-person meetings are not possible, brief webinars have been a successful tool for sharing research updates. The series began in July 2020 and is averaging 65 attendees per session. Topics have ranged from bat habitat, to invasive species, oak and chestnut regeneration, and remote sensing products. The online webinars are free and available for anyone to attend.
- Principal Investigator
- Stephanie Laseter, Biological Scientist, SRS-R8 Liaison
- RWU
- 4855 - Center for Integrated Forest Science
- Strategic Program Areas
- Resource Management and Use
- Water, Air, and Soil
- Wildland Fire and Fuels
- Wildlife and Fish
- Research Partner
- SRS Communication Resources group (CoRe)