Life with Fire Podcast: Fire in the Southwest Series Episode with Fire Ecologist Mary Lata
Mary Lata, fire ecologist with the Tonto National Forest in Arizona, talks about the grassification of the Sonoran Desert, the shifting fire regimes in the Southwest and what it's like to witness such changes happening so quickly. This episode of the podcast, and the rest of our series on Fire in the Southwest, is supported by the Southwest Fire Science Consortium and the Arizona Wildfire Initiative.
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