
About this podcast
Science You Can Use is a product of USDA Forest Service Research & Development that summarizes and synthesizes current scientific research. In each episode, we read aloud the latest Science You Can Use publication. Each episode delivers key science findings and management implications to people who make and influence decisions about managing land and natural resources in the Intermountain West and beyond.
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Science You Can Use
About this podcast
Science You Can Use is a product of USDA Forest Service Research & Development that summarizes and synthesizes current scientific research. In each episode, we read aloud the latest Science You Can Use publication. Each episode delivers key science findings and management implications to people who make and influence decisions about managing land and natural resources in the Intermountain West and beyond.
Recent episodes
- Multi-age, multi-use: Tips for transforming Rocky Mountain ponderosa pine forests from even-aged to multi-aged structures20 Aug · 6 min
- Map in a Snap: RegenMapper Quickly Identifies, Prioritizes Replanting Locations27 Jul · 5 min
- Managing fire for more species: Landscape mosaics benefit plants and animals in Sierra Nevada forests13 Jul · 6 min
- Tipping the balance: Promoting beneficial fungi to keep a forest pathogen in check29 Jun · 6 min
- Restore ponderosa forests—and reduce fire risk? Study shows the path forward8 Jun · 5 min
- A Labor of Love: Supporting ranchers and range managers with the South Dakota Drought Tool1 Jun · 5 min
- How wildland fire incident catering can improve morale and nourish wildland firefighters25 May · 5 min
- Hatch me if you can: New hatchR tool helps predict and protect fish development11 May · 6 min
- Post-fire seeding in the Great Basin: Is more better? Depends on the weather4 May · 5 min
- Trails and Tails: Using smart-phone GPS data to balance recreation and wildlife management27 Apr · 6 min