July 20, 2015

Trends and factors in chaparral landscape conversion: Recorded Presentation

July 20, 2015/ California Fire Science Consortium

Presented at the 2nd Annual Southern Chaparral Symposium, 2015. This presentation discusses the direct and indirect drivers that are threatening chaparral landscapes in Southern California.

Presenter: Alex Syphard

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"Understanding the Ecological Value of Chaparral Landscapes: Ecosystem Services, Human Management, and Future Trends." June 8-10 2015. Arcadia, CA. Download Agenda (PDF) >

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