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Waste pile for burning or biomass fueld_SNAMP Project_Spet 2011

Reduced fuel load_Jan 2007_Anne Lombardo, SNAMP

Overly dense fuel build up_SNAMP project_Aug 2008

High fuel load_Jan 2007_SNAMP project, Anne Lombardo

Heavy ground fuels_Aug 2007_SNAMP project, Scott Stephens

Harvester delimbing a felled tree_SNAMP project_Sept 2011

Gathering felled trees_Oct 2011_SNAMP Project

Fuels treatment in process_SNAMP project_Sept 2011

Fuel reduction of small trees_Oct 2011_SNAMP project

Feller buncher gathering felled trees_SNAMP project_Sept 2011

Star-Fire_Tx20_20-09_009_Credit Brie Anne Coleman

Side by side: treated vs untreated forest

Side by side: treated vs untreated forest 2

Foreground and background: treated vs untreated forest

Monitoring equipment_Dec.15_Margot Wholey

Eddy Covariance Tower_Dec.15_MargotWholey

Die off in the Sierra_Dec.15_Margot Wholey

Field Equipment at CZO_Sept.19_Katharine Reich

Tower at CZO Site_Sept.19_Katharine Reich

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California’s Carbon Mitigation Efforts May Be Thwarted By Climate Change Itself
The CECS Fire Progression Tool is Live!
CECS Graduate Researchers Aim to Educate and Empower through Climate Outreach
Top-Level Stakeholder Survey Findings Available Now

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Shane Coffield @shane_coffield·

22 Jul

Thanks to Eos for highlighting our research, and to Bill Anderegg for an accompanying commentary on the risks for natural climate solutions https://eos.org/editor-highlights/permanence-of-nature-based-climate-solutions-at-risk @AGU_Eos @theAGU @edavidsonUMCES #AGUpubs https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2021AV000490

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Shane Coffield @shane_coffield·

22 Jul

The carbon losses are largely explained as conversion of forests to shrublands, and increasing dominance of oaks relative to conifers. Tree species will see shifts in their geographic ranges, including coast redwood which may be restricted to the far northern part of its range

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