FireScape Monterey
Keeping Wildfire in its Natural Place
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Mary Huffman
- Boulder, CO
- United States
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Mary Huffman's Discussions
Press release: U.S. Forest Service Highlights Expansion of Restoration of National Forests and Funding For Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Projects
Started Feb 3, 2012 0 Replies 0 Likes
See the press release below. What great inspiration for the future of FireScape Monterey!Release No. 0039.12Contact:Forest Service Press Office(202) 205-1134 U.S. Forest…Continue
Good reading about Native American fire management locally, in California and across the US
Started Jan 23, 2012 0 Replies 1 Like
If you're interested in learning more about Native American fire management, its historical prevalence in California and the US, as well as a project at the Pinnacles National Monument to help…Continue
Tags: Pinnacles, traditional, practices, cultural
Recent article on Wilderness as a Cultural Landscape
Started Dec 29, 2011 0 Replies 0 Likes
Check out this recent research paper by Watson et al., which explores perspectives on federally designated Wilderness and the Mission Mountain Tribal Wilderness designated by the Confederated Salish…Continue
Tags: landscape, cultural, wilderness, Wilderness, Indigenous
Mary Huffman's Page
Latest Activity
Audubon Society toolkit for collaboration
FireScape Monterey's Blueprint
Workshop 6: Setting Benchmarks and Measuring Success at For Tassajara, carpooling will include three "join up" locations. Please RSVP for instructions.
Workshop 6: Setting Benchmarks and Measuring Success at Upper Carmel Valley - Meeting location to be announced.
Workshop #5 Registration. RSVP here. at Big Sur Lodge, at Pfiefer Big Sur State Park
Core Team conference call at telephone
California Native Plants and Fire
Press release: U.S. Forest Service Highlights Expansion of Restoration of National Forests and Funding For Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Projects
Good reading about Native American fire management locally, in California and across the US
Core Team conference call at telephone
Santa Cruz's climate change adaptation plan
Profile Information
- My main interest in FireScape Monterey
- Facilitator
- About Me
- I am a staff member of the Fire Learning Network: http://www.conservationgateway.org/topic/fire-learning-network. I am a long time conservation practitioner in The Nature Conservancy. I have spent most of my career building fire management programs on the ground, and helping people restore fire adapted ecosystems through collaborative planning, prescribed burning, monitoring and shared learning.
Mary's resume and fire experience
Mary Huffman's Photos
Comment Wall (9 comments)
- At 9:19pm on March 28, 2012,
Chris Mallek said… Hi Mary,
I'd be happy to be involved to whatever extent the group is interested in hearing from another(?) fire ecologist. I have a particular pet interest in the management of Gowen and Monterey cypress which are endemic to the peninsula, but my interest extends to this region as a whole. I know I'm coming into this late in the game, but I'd like to attend the late-April meeting to get a better sense of if/how I could contribute. Thoughts?
- At 5:44pm on October 7, 2011,
Brett Hall said… I thought we already were friends
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- At 10:56am on September 23, 2011,
Jana Carp said…
Thanks for your message, Mary. I'll try to get up to speed on the organization over the next couple of weeks and then get in touch as the opportunity permits.
- At 2:38pm on September 16, 2011,
Christopher Hauser said…
Hi Mary,
Well... actually that is the new logo for our organization. Supposed to be 6 CA poppies intertwined, to represent interconnection.
- At 5:45am on September 7, 2011,
Lisa Roper said… Wow! Nice pictures Mary. It is nice to match a fact to a name.
- At 4:54pm on August 25, 2011,
Nikki Nedeff said… - Hi Mary - It's a Monterey pine cone... for a "pine nut". Thanks for the nudge to join the FireScape group. Nikki
- At 4:11pm on August 23, 2011,
rich fairbanks said… I know those creatures are natures janitors and a wonderful example of adaptation, but man they are ugly brutes.
- At 5:44am on July 29, 2011, Lisa Roper said…
Where is the typo????
Yikes
- At 9:53pm on July 13, 2011,
Joe Rawitzer said… - I'm still analog...
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