BMFP Researcher Dr. James Johnston Wins Regional Forester’s Partnership Award!

Dr. Johnston has been involved with the Blue Mountains Forest Partners for more than a decade by providing the forest collaborative and the Malheur National Forest with rigorous, place-based monitoring data, research, and synthesis on dry forest dynamics, disturbance processes, efficacy of ecological forestry restoration practices, and causes of mortality of mature and old growth trees on the Malheur National Forest among other relevant scientific information.  Dr. Johnston’s work has provided local Forest Service managers with actionable information on how to increase the pace, scale, and quality of restoration actions designed to reduce wildfire ...