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2005
UM
VICE PRESIDENT:
RESEARCH KEY TO UNDERSTANDING OUR FLAMMABLE WILDERNESS
QUICK
LOOKS
A ROUNDUP OF UM RESEARCH ADVANCES
FOCUS ON FIRE
OUR
WARMING WEST
THE POTENTIAL IMPLICATIONS OF GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE
QUEST
FOR FIRE
UM'S NATIONAL CENTER FOR LANDSCAPE FIRE ANALYSIS
FUEL
FOR FIRE
UM TESTS FEEDING STRATEGIES FOR SOLDIERS, FIREFIGHTERS
MONITORING HOTSHOTS AND HOT AIR
STUDENT
SCIENTIST Q&A
DYNAMIC DOCTORAL STUDENT JENNY WOOLF STUDIES WOODPECKERS
FIRE
IN THE FOREST
STUDY INVESTIGATES THE BEST USES OF BURNING
FIRED-UP
CURRICULUM
ECOS PROGRAM GETS KIDS DOING SCIENCE OUTSIDE
THE
FUNCTION OF FIRE
RESEARCH SHOWS UNBURNED FORESTS MAY BE LESS PRODUCTIVE
A
FLAMMABLE LANDSCAPE
HOW WILL SOCIETY ADAPT TO A FIRE-PRONE ENVIRONMENT?
GETTING
A GRASP ON SMOKE
UNIVERSITY CHEMISTS DISCOVER THE INNER MYSTERIES OF SMOKE
HIGH-TECH
TOADS
RESEARCH REVEALS AMPHIBIANS PREFER BURNED AREAS
BEYOND THE BLAZES
TRANSLATING
CHICKADEE
RESEARCHERS DISCOVER SOPHISTICATED SONGBIRD CALLS
SNIFFING
OUT HISTORY
ANTHROPOLOGISTS USE DOGS TO FIND LONG-LOST GRAVES
TREE
KILLERS
WARMER WEST MAY BOLSTER FUNGI BENEFICIAL TO AMERICA'S NO. 1 FOREST
PEST
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| BURNING QUESTIONS: University of Montana Fire Research |
Vision is published annually by University Relations and the UM Office of the Vice President for Research and Development. It is printed by UM Printing and Graphic Services.
PUBLISHER: Daniel J. Dwyer. MANAGING EDITOR: Cary Shimek. CONTRIBUTING EDITORS: Brianne Burrowes, Colter Delin, Erik Leithe, Rita Munzenrider and Patia Stephens. PHOTOGRAPHER: Todd Goodrich. GRAPHIC DESIGNER: Karen Slobod. EDITORIAL OFFICE: University Relations, Brantly Hall 330, Missoula, MT 59812, (406) 243-5914, cary.shimek@umontana.edu. MANAGEMENT: Office of the Vice President for Research and Development, Judy Fredenberg, 116 Main Hall, Missoula, MT 59812, (406) 243-6670, judy.fredenberg@umontana.edu.
Vision is published annually by the UM Office of the Vice President for Research and Development and University Relations.
Cover photo: Carl Hartung, UM Fire Intelligence Module team member, working a complex of fires near Darby. Image by Todd Goodrich.