FGSA seminar series

Fall 2019

All seminars are 4:00 to 5:00 PM in Room 017 of the Southwest Forest Science Complex (Building 82) on the campus of Northern Arizona University (campus map). A reception for the speaker with food and refreshments precedes the seminar in the lounge in front of the seminar room (3:30-4:00 PM).

Visitors (except students) can get a free permit from the School of Forestry administrative office (Room 116) prior to the seminar. Emailing the student host with your name, phone number, vehicle type and plate state and ID prior to the seminar will expedite the process of obtaining a parking permit.

Date	Speaker	Title	Host
9/18/19	Nate Anderson	Full economic valuation and the case for unprofitable forest operations	Kim and Han
9/25/19	Andrew Richardson	Topics in forest ecology and remote sensing	Kolb
10/2/19	Jay Smith	Too big to fail? Industry’s role in forest restoration	Fox
10/9/19	Matthew Bowker	CrustNet: a global research network devoted to a unified understanding of the living skin of the Earth	Sabbatical talk
10/16/19	Bo Xiao	The effects of biological soil crusts on soil key processes and their potential utilization in soil and water conservation on the Chinese Loess Plateau	Bowker
10/23/19	Andrew Sanchez Meador	Topics in forest remote sensing with lidar	Sabbatical talk
10/30/19	TBA
11/6/19	Michelle Mack	Topics in boreal forest fire ecology	Fulé
11/13/19	Michael Schwartz	Topics in wildlife ecology and genomics	Chambers
11/20/19	Carol Chambers	Topics in wildlife ecology	Sabbatical talk
12/04/19	Rachel Loehman	Topics in fire ecology	Thode and Antoninka