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  • Stacy Drury stands above a cenote.
    I focus on plant and fire interactions. I am interested in how fire helps shape the vegetative landscape around us.…
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    Stacy Drury

  • Eric Knapp wears a safety helmet and wraps a diameter tape around a tree trunk.
    There are many favorite science experiences, including collecting data after the Antelope Fire that occurred in California in 2021. It…
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    Eric Knapp

  • Emily Brodie wears a yellow safety helmet and a backpack in the forest.
    I really love field work and data collection. In particular, there are times when the place where you are or…
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    Emily Brodie

  • Jonathan Long talks with students.
    As an ecologist, I seek to understand how different parts of an ecosystem, such as plants, rocks, water, and human…
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    Jonathan Long

  • Dan Neary stands with his hand in a tree.
    A soil scientist studies the physical, chemical, and biological aspects of soils, how they are classified, how they function, and…
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    Dan Neary

  • A person who receives communications about a task or event (such as a fire) and sends out people and equipment…
  • A person who plans fires and fire-related activities for a region.
  • A scientist who studies the matter and energy, and the interactions between the two, that are involved in fire.
  • A professional who raises public awareness about how human behavior can accidentally cause wildfires.
  • Trained wildland firefighters who parachute into fires to help suppress them. Smokejumpers can travel by parachutes, helicopters, vehicles, or foot…