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Unburned trees left after Oregon’s Labor Day fires are dying — a potential blow to future forests

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Jenna Sposato

GWC charter member Andrés Holz, a researcher at Portland State University, is featured in an OPB article exploring the long-term impacts of Oregon’s 2020 Labor Day fires. His work looks closely at what happens to forested areas in the years following such intense events. The story highlights both the challenges and the importance of studying fire recovery in real time. We encourage you to read the full piece on OPB to learn more about his research and insights.

Read the full article, Unburned trees left after Oregon’s Labor Day fires are dying — a potential blow to future forests

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Dr. Andrés Holz

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