On December 2nd, 2022, Zane will be presenting his thesis at the Master’s Thesis Defense. Good luck, Zane!
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3DForests Presentation at the CSU ARI meeting on October 21st, 2022
Dr. Bentley will be giving a presentation on quantifying aboveground carbon stocks and fire fuels to inform natural resource management at the CSU ARI meeting on October 21st, 2022.
New Fall 2022 graduate students
Welcome to the new graduate students joining the Bentley Lab in Fall 2022: Devin Bassi, Alex Flores and Alex Martin. We’re excited to grow our team!
Zane wins SSU Grad Slam competition
Congrats to Zane on winning 1st place in the SSU Grad Slam competition!! He will now compete in the CSU-wide competition in May. Good luck, Zane!
Brieanne Forbes (M.S.) had her thesis work published
Congratulations to Brieanne on publishing her thesis work comparing remote sensing and field-based approaches to estimate ladder fuels and predict wildfire burn severity. We’re looking forward to the impact her work has on forest management in Sonoma County and beyond. Congrats, Brieanne! You can find her open access publication here.
Cory O’Gorman (M.S.) had his thesis work accepted for publication in the journal Ecology and Society
Congrats to Cory and his co-authors who examined abiotic and biotic factors influencing specimen black oaks (Quercus kellogii) in northern California to reimplement traditional ecological knowledge and promote ecosystem resilience post-wildfire. Stay tuned for the PDF.
Dr. Bentley presented 3D Forests Project research at CSU ARI Annual Meeting on October 29th
Lisa will present the team’s 3DForests Project research at the CSU ARI Annual Meeting on October 29th, as it is partially funded by a system-wide CSU ARI grant.
Alanna, Paul and Zane to present at the Association of Fire Ecology Meeting in December 2021
Alanna, Paul, and Zane had their abstracts accepted to present their research at the Association of Fire Ecology Meeting in December 2021!
Sean Reilly’s analysis using UAS to look at post-Tubbs forest structure change at Pepperwood has been published.
Sean Reilly’s analysis using unoccupied aerial systems (drones) to look at post-Tubbs forest structure change at Pepperwood has been published. Go check it out by clicking below!