CFLR Peer Learning Sessions
Each year Forest Management of the U.S. Forest Service hosts a series of CFLR peer learning sessions in partnership with the National Forest Foundation. Sessions that are available to the public are organized below by year.
If you're looking for sessions that we hosted prior to FY14, please use the Collaboration Tools Search.
2017 PEER LEARNING SESSIONS
- Monitoring for Long-Term Socioeconomic Goals
- Tools for Designing Landscape Restoration Projects to Support Wildlife Habitat
- Sandy Boyce's presentation, Richard Reynolds' presentation, and Matt Trager's presentation
- Resources mentioned during this session: GTR 217; GTR 246; GTR 310; and Reynolds, Graham, and Boyce, 2006
2016 Peer Learning Sessions
- Expanding the Role of Prescribed Fire on CFLR Landscapes
- CFLRP Annual Reporting
- Socioeconomic Monitoring - Common Practices, Challenges and Opportunities
2015 Peer Learning Sessions
- FACAphobia
- Assessing the Socioeconomic Impact of Forest Restoration
- Rollout of the Good Neighbor Authority Agreement Templates
- Fire Recovery Approaches
2014 Peer Learning Sessions
- Innovative Approaches to the National Environmental Policy Act
- Ecological Indicator Work Session
- Stewardship Contracting: Updates, Overview and Examples
- CFLRP - Reporting Ecological Outcomes
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