Dismantling the Forest Service: Science, Fire, and What'S At Stake
The Forest Service is shuttering research stations, relocating headquarters, and restructuring ahead of fire season; these books explain the wildfire science, land management systems, and rural communities that stand to lose the most.
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Fire WeatherJohn VaillantFire Weather traces how climate, weather, and policy failures combine to drive modern wildfire crises and explains why...Shelf signal: Climate Change
Under a White SkyElizabeth KolbertUnder a White Sky examines human interventions in ecosystems and the scientific challenges of managing environmental...Shelf signal: Climate Change
Chosen CountryJames PogueChosen Country surveys political and economic pressures shaping land use in the American West, showing the governance...Shelf signal: 21st-Century America
Fresh Banana LeavesJessica Hernandez Ph.D., Jessica HernandezFresh Banana Leaves centers Indigenous science and stewardship as alternatives to conventional conservation models...Shelf signal: Indigenous Studies
Forest Management and PlanningPete Bettinger, Kevin BostonForest Management and Planning provides technical and institutional background on how forest agencies organize...Shelf signal: Forests & Rainforests
When It All BurnsJordan ThomasWhen It All Burns offers frontline perspectives of firefighters and first responders that connect policy changes to...Shelf signal: First Responder Lives