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    • Wildfire Effects
      • Flagstaff Fire History Map
    • Ponderosa Pine Ecosystem
    • Mixed Conifer Ecosystem
    • Pinyon-Juniper Ecosystem
    • Social and Economic Research
    • Best Available Scientific Information (BASI)
  • Forest Operations & Biomass
    • Forest Restoration and Fuel Reduction Operations
      • ThinCost 1.0: A spreadsheet-based model to estimate thinning costs
      • In-woods Mobile Processing
      • Biomass Disposal
    • Workforce Training and Development
    • SWERI Wood Utilization Team Includes:
      • Business Clusters and Markets
      • Chip-and-Ship Project
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Sarah Devenport2024-06-17T23:14:36+00:00

Sarah Devenport

Research Assistant

Sarah Devenport is a research assistant in Policy and Communications at the Ecological Restoration Institute. She received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in forestry from Northern Arizona University. Her thesis work explored the intersection of public land users and wildfire, with a focus on human-caused ignitions and place-based approaches to prevention. Her background blends natural resource management and social science, which she is enthusiastic about using to find solutions to socio-ecological challenges.

Education
M.S. Forestry – Northern Arizona University – May 2024
B.S. Forestry – Northern Arizona University – May 2021
Undergraduate Certificate Forest Health and Ecological Restoration – Northern Arizona University – May 2021
Sarah Devenport
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