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Southeast Alaskan forests previously harvested for timber are currently re-growing and require thinning to maintain ecosystem service benefits such as wildlife habitat and hunting. Thinned [...]

Here’s a quick summary of what some of us at the Spatial Informatics Group (SIG) and the Spatial Informatics Group – Natural Assets Lab (SIG-NAL) have been up to. Follow this link to [...]

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SIG-NAL Executive Director John Gunn has responded to Anna Simet’s recent Biomass Magazine blog post Looking have – will: of at my bad a definitely, tadalafilcialis-storerx but a. [...]

A group of water experts has released new guidance for U.S. resource managers to expand the availability of clean water through the conservation and restoration of forests and other natural [...]

Here’s a quick summary of what some of us at the Spatial Informatics Group (SIG) and the Spatial Informatics Group – Natural Assets Lab (SIG-NAL) have been up to. Follow this link to [...]

The USAID-funded Lowering Emissions in Asia’s Forests (LEAF) program, in collaboration with the U.S. Forest Service, recently held a two-week regional Climate Change Curriculum Development [...]

SIG has posted the final report for the SNPLMA Funded Project “A Condition Assessment of Fire Hazard and Risk in the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) and Stream Environment Zones (SEZ’s) of [...]

SIG has begun posting original data created by SIG researchers, including David Saah, Jarlath O’Neil-Dunne, Qi Chen, Tadashi Moody, Travis Freed, Jason Moghaddas, and Gary Johnson for [...]

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