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The Sustainable Orinoco Pact sponsored a one-day Initiatives Fair just outside of the region’s major city Villavicencio yesterday.  The event brought together several organizations and [...]

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 [...]

Here’s a quick summary of what some of us at the Spatial Informatics Group (SIG) and the Spatial Informatics Group – Natural Assets Lab Don’t feedback seconds. 36W enough. And a [...]

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 [...]

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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Several SIG researchers, including Dave Saah, Jarlath O’Neil-Dunne, Qi Chen, Tadashi Moody, Travis Freed, Jason Moghaddas, and Gary Johnson, along USFS and PSW cooperators, have been [...]

David Saah, of SIG is working reviewer on a Pinchot Institute science team. The focus of the team is to review implementation of the Herger-Feinstein Quincy Library Group Act. The Act guided [...]