Amanda West Fordham is the associate director of science and data for the Colorado State Forest Service. She is an expert in strategic planning, ecology, geospatial analytics, and climate change mitigation and adaptation. She develops innovative methods to improve science delivery and …
Weston Toll is the watershed program specialist for the Colorado State Forest Service. He has 20 years of experience in wildland fire, fuels and watershed management with federal and state government and the nonprofit sector. At the CSFS, Toll …
Carrie Tomlinson is the urban and community forestry manager for the Colorado State Forest Service, where she leads statewide efforts to enhance urban tree canopy, build climate resilience and strengthen partnerships across Colorado communities. With a background in municipal forestry …
Tim Reader is a wood products program specialist for the Colorado State Forest Service. He has served in this role for more than 20 years, providing technical and business assistance to timber harvesting and wood product manufacturing businesses and wildfire …
Adam Moore is a supervisory forester with the Colorado State Forest Service and oversees the Alamosa field office. Moore manages projects to improve forest health, reduce wildfire risk to communities and assist communities with managing their urban forests. He has …
Christina Burri is the deputy director for the Colorado State Forest Service. Prior to the CSFS, she worked as a watershed scientist and watershed planning manager for Denver Water. Burri created Denver Water’s first watershed planning program and team and …
Ethan Bucholz runs the Colorado State Forest Service’s monitoring program, focusing on generating field data on forest treatments. His work helps the CSFS apply adaptive management to forest treatments and suggest subtle changes toward improving outcomes, which is critical in the face …
Daniel Beveridge is the fire, fuels and watershed manager for the Colorado State Forest Service. He oversees a variety of statewide programs that promote forest and watershed health and supports recognition of fire’s critical role in Colorado’s diverse ecosystems. Beveridge …
Joel Correia is an assistant professor of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources and co-director of the Just Social-Ecological Transitions Program. He is a human-environment geographer examining environmental and climate justice alongside the social science of conservation, particularly focused on South …
Stephanie Kampf, a professor of Ecosystem Science and Sustainability, delves deep into the intricate dynamics of natural systems. Her research extends to the lesser-explored realms of non-perennial streams, which are crucial, poorly understood components of global water networks. In addition, …
