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			Project Themes
	Grant M. Casady	landscape ecology, disturbance ecology, dryland vegetation dynamics, time-series remote sensing, land surface phenology, invasive species	wildfire invasive species rangelands land-use change
	Emily Dynes	Disturbance regimes and impact on carbon cycling on high elevation pine forests	carbon climate change wildfire land-use change ecohydrology
	Don Falk	Fire history, fire ecology, dendroecology, and restoration ecology	wildfire
	Brandon Forbes	Estimating agricultural water use in the Southwestern United States using GIS, remote sensing and field verification. Monitoring post wildfire runoff using the CSA method	climate change wildfire watershed ecohydrology wildlife & fisheries
	Gregg Garfin	climate services, climate variability and change, climate change adaptation, decision support, discussion support, drought, knowledge exchange, stakeholder engagement, U.S.-Mexico border -- SEE NEW STUFF, BELOW!	wildfire watershed sustainability climate change
	Christopher (Kit) O’Connor	Forest ecology, reconstruction of historical disturbance events, dendroecology, landscape dynamic models	climate change wildfire restoration conservation biology land-use change sustainability
	Willem van Leeuwen	Land Surface Phenology; Biogeography; Remote Sensing Science and Applications of Coupled Natural and Human Systems; Geospatial & Temporal Decision Support Systems and Tools for Land and Water management; Assessing Impact of Fire and Drought on Vegetation Response and Drylands around the World.	climate change wildfire decision support systems rangelands land-use change