The Ecological Restoration Institute (ERI) at Northern Arizona University has selected Han-Sup Han as the new director of forest operations and biomass utilization. In this newly created position, Han will coordinate and advance ERI’s efforts [...]
Over the past three months, Steve Kenyon has found dozens of juniper stumps that have been illegally cut near his home in the Townsend-Winona area. The trees are part of the Coconino National Forest [...]
How much is a tree worth? Julie Mueller is going to find out. Read More
To most folks from the Valley, Flagstaff is a nice cool getaway during the summer. However, when the Big Man on Campus looked into NAU, he found some amazing things happening on campus that [...]
It began in flames. The Big Burn swept through 3 million acres in the northwest in 1910, consuming whole towns and killing 87 people – most of them firefighters. It ended in flames 80 [...]
According to those who study the wildfires that have devastated Arizona, the state remains in an era of catastrophic forest fires. Before forests became so thick with Ponderosa pine, small fires would burn away [...]
For much of the month of June, Kendrick Mountain was a beehive of activity as hundreds of firefighters streamed in from across the country to dig fire lines, fly aerial ignition missions, light backburns [...]
The smooth white trunks of what were once towering conifers stand like twisted tombstones at the top of Mount Elden. Standing tall on grass-covered slopes, the trees serve as stark markers of the Radio [...]
