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Embers of Insight: Sonja Leverkus & Nadia Mori

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“Ruralization of Wildland Fire in the Pyrocene”

How do you resolve the need for more people to be involved in wildland fire in remote and rural places across our province and country? By collaborating and working with like-minded researchers, producers, wildland fire practitioners, and paradigm shifters to develop a program that both empowers and increases local capacity and resources to support provincial and territorial agencies as well as to support the application of good fire on the land. Join us in this dynamic presentation from the tip of the torch in the land of fire and ice!

Dr. Sonja Leverkus PhD PAg RPF RPBio is a prescribed fire specialist and the founder of Shifting Mosaics Corporation and Northern Fire WoRx Corporation. She has been a member of the BCIA for almost 2 decades and is thankful for her roots in agriculture and rangeland management from her time at the BC Forest Service as the Range Agrologist for the Fort Nelson Forest District from 2006 – 2012. Agrology is a foundation for the services she and her team deliver to all their clients from across the province, country, and continent!

Nadia Mori PAg MSc is an independent agrologist with a specialization in forage and pasture management as well as knowledge extension. Nadia is the Coordinator for the Peace River Forage Association of BC and the Extension Coordinator for the Peace Region Living Lab. She also owns SquigglyThings, a microgreens and market garden business. She earned her MSc from the University of Saskatchewan and has spent over a decade in producer extension. On the creative side, Nadia also holds a fine arts degree in acting and lends her skills to Fastfield Productions, a northern BC focused media production company.

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Wildfire: Preparing the Ranch – Texas A&M

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Fire is Central: Working with Private Landowners to Increase Prescribed Fire Capacity

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Implementation, Costs and Benefits of Patch-Burn Grazing

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Using Wildfire Visualization for Mindful Communication

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Project Botany: Exploring Native Plants of the United States

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Curriculum: Project Botany: Exploring Native Plants of the United States

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Monitoring Trends in Burn Severity

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Communicating Effectively About Woody Plant Encroachment

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Woody Plant Management Communication Guide

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Mixed-Grass Vegetation Response to an Extreme Wildfire Event

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Taking the next step in wildfire education: integrating multiple knowledge forms into co-produced high school fire science curricula

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