Mega Fires Special Session Twitter Announcement

@NPR @FireScienceGOV @YaleE360 @UW_CoEnv @dotearth @ESA_org #megafires http://t.co/5QT4Y7Oz Dec 5 11am – 4pm Room B114 #firecon12 #envhist

— Erik Piikkila (@EcosystmDecoder) November 23, 2012

Mega Fires The New Normal in the US Southwest AND US West AND PNW

Megafires: The New Normal In The Southwest http://t.co/GJ7ehYW9 6 Part Series @nprnews #megafires are New Summer Normal across the US West

— Erik Piikkila (@EcosystmDecoder) November 22, 2012

Feds Double Critical Habitat for Spotted Owl in PNW

Feds double critical habitat for spotted owl in PNW http://t.co/pPmF2bUP King5 News

— Erik Piikkila (@EcosystmDecoder) November 21, 2012

Tillamook Burns Documentary

@DVAProds The Tillamook Burn http://t.co/iGye5jvy Looks good. Like to see entire documentary! #tillamookburns #megafires #railroadlogging

— Erik Piikkila (@EcosystmDecoder) November 21, 2012

Mega Fires Story About Presentation by Paul Hessburg Fire Ecologist USFS

Excellent article about a talk given by AFE board member, Dr. Paul Hessburg. http://t.co/mrjzkwnB

— Assoc. Fire Ecology (@fireecology) November 5, 2012

Tillamook Burn Hike By Students

An interesting past hike in the Tillamook Burn area. Students Find Lost Logging Camp | Catlin Gabel http://t.co/s2a5FiqN via @catlingabel

— Erik Piikkila (@EcosystmDecoder) November 21, 2012

Armillaria found to be a Humungous & Gross Fungus in Oregon

A Fungus Among Us Oregon’s Humongous Fungus named one of the Grossest Places on Earth http://t.co/lRwz7GYD via @USDA Armillaria Happens

— Erik Piikkila (@EcosystmDecoder) November 21, 2012

Is a BA in History a Hard Career Path and Can Involvement in Science be a Pathway

@TinaAdcock @HillReid Was History Studnt Forestry to Forest Ecology Self Lrnd Fire Ecology, History Geography Land Use Change front & center

— Erik Piikkila (@EcosystmDecoder) November 21, 2012

Why Do Trees Topple in a Storm

Why Do Trees Topple in a Storm? | Guest Blog, Scientific American Blog Network http://t.co/I5wpFG31 via @sciam

— Erik Piikkila (@EcosystmDecoder) November 20, 2012

Coarse Grained Landscape Mosaics required by Australian Reptiles

Australian reptiles need coarse-grained mosaic (e.g. >1000 ha) of midsuccessional vegetation (11–35 years postfire) http://t.co/priiK3PN

— Bill Sutherland (@Bill_Sutherland) November 20, 2012