Recent Projects: Wade Tract Prescribed Fire Time Lapse
This short movie is a compilation of time lapse animations recorded during a 2014 prescribed fire at the world famous Wade Tract in south Georgia. This was a short side […]
Author Archives: David Godwin
Social Media for Fire Science Communication
Last week at the International Association for Wildland Fire 4th Fire Behavior and Fuels Conference in Raleigh, North Carolina I presented a poster sharing some of the lessons learned over […]
New Soil Respiration Research Video
See below for my latest video documenting my ongoing soil respiration research with the Tall Timbers Research Station in Tallahassee, Florida. For the full HD version click through to watch it on […]
Steelhead return to the Elwha
Migratory fish have returned to the Elwha River following last years NPS led dam removal project. A recent article in the LA Times describes the return of several non-transplanted wild steelhead […]
More Elwha Restoration
Update: I just found out that the NPS has an Elwha River Restoration blog that features regular updates on the dam removal process. The progress is amazing! I wish that […]
Apalachicola River and WEA
This is a great little clip from a public television series from my hometown of Tallahassee. I once worked for the FWC office that developed most of the recreation opportunities […]
The Wild Heart – A Journey Through the Southwest Wilderness
I’ve had this in my bookmarks for sometime now and finally got around to watching the full four minutes last night. This is a series of panning time-lapse scenes from some […]
Fire in WUI Interview with Dr. Alan Long
Dr. Joe Roise, Professor at NC State University, is involved in a project assembling a series of short videos about fire science and wildland fire. This interview with Dr. Alan […]
Photos and Videos of the Pacific Northwest National Forests
I recently came across the beautiful and interesting work on Flickr of a fellow named “Musgrove” who along with his dog Yogi, is documenting their efforts to visit as many […]
Resource Protection and Visitor Safety
We have a serious resource protection problem on many of our National Parks and National Forests and the problem is not the fault of NPS, USFS, or other agency personnel. It’s […]
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