JFSP New Science Initiative – Ecological and social dimensions of resilient landscapes (1 Task Statement)

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JFSP New Science Initiative – Ecological and social dimensions of resilient landscapes (1 Task Statement): The Joint Fire Science Program (JFSP) is interested in sponsoring projects that explore and better define the concept of resilient landscapes, especially considering changing climates. Proposals can include a wide variety of approaches to stimulate new and creative thinking regarding the concept, definition, management, and measurement of resilient landscapes.