Central Oregon Fire Science Symposium-last call for abstracts

Living on the Edge of Change:

Exploring the Dimensions of Restoring Fire Resilient Landscapes, Culture, and Economies
on the Cascade Range's Eastside

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Limited seating at the Thursday morning plenary.

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ABSTRACT DEADLINE SOON! Submit by Feb. 29

for the poster session & for invited speakers.

Submit your abstract here

Conference at a Glance

Thursday Morning: Joint plenary session of the Central Oregon Fire Science Symposium (COFSS) and Northwest Science Association (NWSA)
Thursday Afternoon: Concurrent sessions of COFSS and NWSA
Thursday 4pm-6pm: Joint poster session
All Day Friday: Concurrent sessions of COFSS and NWSA
Saturday: Joint Field trips

Registration for Field Trips now LIVE

1. Lichens of Juniper Woodlands on a Volcanic Landscape (Click for details)

2. Cinder Cones to Supervolcanoes: The Diverse Volcanic History of Central Oregon (Click for details)

3. Bridging Science and Collaborative Forest Restoration in the Mixed-Conifer Forests of Central Oregon (Click for details)

4. Rangeland Restoration on the Crooked River National Grassland (details coming soon)

REGISTER for field trips HERE

Field Trip transportation will be by carpool/caravan. The conference is not providing transport. Your field trip leader will contact you regarding carpooling as the event gets closer. Lunches for the Field Trips will be available for purchase at the time of registration. All Field Trips are subject to weather conditions.

Hotel Discounts--Book Your Room Soon!

We have room blocks in two beautiful hotels that are available at a discounted rate for our event attendees. You must make your reservations soon to get these rates! The Riverhouse Hotel will hold these rooms until March 5 (or until full) and Mount Bachelor Village will hold the rooms until March 1 (or until full).

To Reserve your room, see our website for details.

...Bringing together local resource and fire managers as well as researchers and students from across the West to present recent, current, and up-coming fire related science to better inform resource management in Central Oregon...