Season 2 Episode 3 Can governance networks restore forest landscapes? An examination of nonfederal partners in implementation of the wildfire crisis strategy
Fire Ecology ChatsShow Notes
In this episode Jesse and Heidi discuss social forestry, shared stewardship, and governance networks surrounding wildfire strategies. What’s the ‘good neighbor’ authority, and how can non-profits deal with feast-or-famine funding? Tune in for more puzzle pieces that complete the picture of restoring forest landscapes.
View the Shared Stewardship project page here: https://sites.warnercnr.colostate.edu/courtneyschultz/shared-stewardship/
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