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Jolly-Bradshaw Receive National Honor |
Fire scientist Matt Jolly and meteorologist Larry Bradshaw received the Forest Service's highest award for innovation and initiative in developing an improved National Fire Danger Rating System.  |
Serra Hoagland- Owls of Mescalero |
Harbingers of Change: Owls of Mescalero For the Mescalero Apache, the owl is a messen-ger. Messengers: The Owls of Mescalero  |
Post-Fire Forest Management |
Sharon Hood's research is used by the Forest Service Northern Region to determine tree mortality after the 2017 wildfire season. This work is outlined in the Post-Fire Forest Management in the Northern Region storymap. |
Landmark Wilderness Fire Strategy Celebrates 45 Years |
White Cap Study Story (video Aug 2018) In 1970, Forester Dave Aldrich and Fire Researcher Bob Mutch, working with Bitterroot National Forest supervisor Orville Daniels, initiated work on a revolutionary fire management plan for the White Cap drainage of the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness. |
Hollingsworth works on Lolo Peak Fire 2017 |
La WenHollingsworth, Spatial Fire Analyst, highlighted with her work on the Lolo Peak. |
Finney Interviewed on Bullet Starting Fires |
Mark Finney's research on Bullet Ignition is highlighted through KCRA3 News Wildfire Coverage - Fire Danger Restrictions |
Hardy interviews with BBC's Up All Night |
Colin Hardy, FFS Program Director, accepted a great opportunity to tell the United Kingdom via BBC radio’s show Up All Night about the significance of the Missoula Fire Lab and the important research conducted here. Listen to the interview. |
Fire Ecologist Discusses Bark Beetles |
Dr. Sharon Hood is featured in University of Montana STEM Stories (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathamatics education grouping). See the Youtube video: Dr. Sharon Hood: Fire Ecologist Discusses Bark Beetles  |
Climate change increasing length of wildfire seasons worldwide |
Matt Jolly, Research Ecologist, is featured in a Missoulian article outlining a recent paper (Climate-induced variatons in global wildfire danger from 1979-2013) published in the international journal Nature Communications. |
Soil Heating and Fire Effects Resulting from In Situ Oil Spill Burning |
Soil heating and fire effects resulting from in situ oil spill burning. |
The Mysterious Science of Fire |
Massive wildfires cost billions of dollars and burn millions of acres in the U.S. every year, but we know surprisingly little about the basic science of how they spread. |
Wildland Urban Interface Fire Problem |
The Washington, D.C National Building Museum’s new exhibition, Designing for Disaster, features Research Physical Scientist Jack Cohen, Missoula, in an online video. |
RMRS Fire Scientists Featured in New York Times |
The cover story, Into the Wildfire, focuses on their studies and experiments to find out how fire burns. 
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