Issue #295 (4 March 2020) of the FLN Networker and its attachments. This issue includes news from landscapes, people and projects in Arkansas, New Mexico, North Carolina and Virginia. There are also links to a data call from LANDFIRE; new report on state certified burner programs from the Forest Stewards Guild; a blog post debunking myths about public panic; a report detailing a protocol for eliciting input on ecosystem service tradeoffs from stakeholders; a new newsletter about traditonal knowledge; a report on a case study applying PODs in New Mexico; an article on policy barriers and opportunities for prescribed burning in the West; a science review about post-fire tree regeneration; and an article on community trust in wildfire management agencies. As always, listings are included for webinars, FLN workshops; Prescribed Fire Training Exchanges; and conference, workshop and training opportunities.
Attached is a job posting from the Watershed Research and Training Center.
