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X-WR-CALDESC:Save the date for a virtual event with Daniel Mathews on his n
 ewest book 'Trees in Trouble: Wildfires\, Infestations\, and Climate Chang
 e.'\n\nA troubling story of the devastating and compounding effects of cli
 mate change in the Western and Rocky Mountain states\, told through in-dep
 th reportage and conversations with ecologists\, professional forest manag
 ers\, park service scientists\, burn boss\, activists\, and more.\n \nClim
 ate change manifests in many ways across America\, but few as dramatic as 
 the attacks on our western pine forests. In 'Trees in Trouble\,' Daniel Ma
 thews tells the urgent story of this loss\, accompanying burn crews and fo
 rest ecologists as they study the myriad risk factors and refine technique
 s for saving this important\, limited resource.\n \nMathews transports the
  reader from the exquisitely aromatic haze of Ponderosa and Jeffrey pine g
 roves to the fantastic gnarls and whorls of five-thousand-year-old bristle
 cone pines\, from genetic test nurseries where white pine seedlings are de
 liberately infected with their mortal enemy to the hottest megafire sites 
 and neighborhoods leveled by fire tornadoes or ember blizzards.\n \nScrupu
 lously researched\, 'Trees in Trouble' not only explores the devastating r
 ipple effects of climate change\, but also introduces us to the people dev
 oting their lives to saving our forests. Mathews also offers hope: a new a
 pproach to managing western pine forests is underway. 'Trees in Trouble' e
 xplores how we might succeed in sustaining our forests through the challen
 ging transition to a new environment.\n \nDaniel Mathews is the author of 
 Natural History of the Pacific Northwest Mountains\, Rocky Mountain Natura
 l History\, and Cascade-Olympic Natural History. During a career of writin
 g about the natural history of western North America\, he has backpacked f
 ar and wide\, watched for fires from Desolation Peak Lookout\, witnessed a
  forty-foot fir crash onto his family's house in a storm\, and lived for y
 ears in a forest cabin without electricity\, heating with firewood and wri
 ting by kerosene lamp. He lives in Portland\, Oregon.\n\nThis virtual Red 
 Barn Event is presented in partnership with A Book for All Seasons. \n\nHo
 w to Watch: This event be streamed on Facebook. Visit our Facebook Live pa
 ge (linked above) or go to the Wenatchee River Institute Facebook page and
  scroll down. You do not need Facebook in order to watch this live event.
 \n\nPhoto provided courtesy of Daniel Mathews.
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DESCRIPTION:Save the date for a virtual event with Daniel Mathews on his ne
 west book 'Trees in Trouble: Wildfires\, Infestations\, and Climate Change
 .'\n\nA troubling story of the devastating and compounding effects of clim
 ate change in the Western and Rocky Mountain states\, told through in-dept
 h reportage and conversations with ecologists\, professional forest manage
 rs\, park service scientists\, burn boss\, activists\, and more.\n \nClima
 te change manifests in many ways across America\, but few as dramatic as t
 he attacks on our western pine forests. In 'Trees in Trouble\,' Daniel Mat
 hews tells the urgent story of this loss\, accompanying burn crews and for
 est ecologists as they study the myriad risk factors and refine techniques
  for saving this important\, limited resource.\n \nMathews transports the 
 reader from the exquisitely aromatic haze of Ponderosa and Jeffrey pine gr
 oves to the fantastic gnarls and whorls of five-thousand-year-old bristlec
 one pines\, from genetic test nurseries where white pine seedlings are del
 iberately infected with their mortal enemy to the hottest megafire sites a
 nd neighborhoods leveled by fire tornadoes or ember blizzards.\n \nScrupul
 ously researched\, 'Trees in Trouble' not only explores the devastating ri
 pple effects of climate change\, but also introduces us to the people devo
 ting their lives to saving our forests. Mathews also offers hope: a new ap
 proach to managing western pine forests is underway. 'Trees in Trouble' ex
 plores how we might succeed in sustaining our forests through the challeng
 ing transition to a new environment.\n \nDaniel Mathews is the author of N
 atural History of the Pacific Northwest Mountains\, Rocky Mountain Natural
  History\, and Cascade-Olympic Natural History. During a career of writing
  about the natural history of western North America\, he has backpacked fa
 r and wide\, watched for fires from Desolation Peak Lookout\, witnessed a 
 forty-foot fir crash onto his family's house in a storm\, and lived for ye
 ars in a forest cabin without electricity\, heating with firewood and writ
 ing by kerosene lamp. He lives in Portland\, Oregon.\n\nThis virtual Red B
 arn Event is presented in partnership with A Book for All Seasons. \n\nHow
  to Watch: This event be streamed on Facebook. Visit our Facebook Live pag
 e (linked above) or go to the Wenatchee River Institute Facebook page and 
 scroll down. You do not need Facebook in order to watch this live event.\n
 \nPhoto provided courtesy of Daniel Mathews.
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SUMMARY:Daniel Mathews: Trees in Trouble
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