MB&G adopted a section of Highway 22 in 2022 to maintain as part of our established community service program. This section of Highway 22 has a particularly sentimental meaning for our team as it is where our field work started on the ODOT Hazard Debris Removal project in the Beachie Creek fire corridor in December […]
READ MOREMason, Bruce & Girard (MB&G) is excited to announce that Mike Buffo will serve as the Director of Technical Services effective January 1, 2024. Mike’s leadership of the Technical Services Group (TSG) has been instrumental in the strategic development, growth, and collective success of the group. In this role, Mike will work with the MB&G […]
READ MORETaylore is a geospatial specialist with a background in geography and application of GIS and remote sensing technology. Her professional experience includes cartography and a variety of spatial analysis methods for local, state, and federal government agencies. She is especially skilled in cartography including maps for publication and webmaps, spatial analysis involving raster and vector […]
READ MORERead the latest Forest Sector Outlook here. As part of our partnership with the Global Consulting Alliance, MB&G helps create the Forest Sector Outlook with five other firms from around the world. This quarterly newsletter gives an economic update on the forest sector worldwide. The Forest Sector Outlook covers regional reviews for Asia-Pacific, Europe, North […]
READ MORERead and download the full report here: Long-Term Economic Impacts of Large Fires in California from 2018-2021: Losses and Opportunities Mason, Bruce & Girard, Inc., CAL FIRE, and USFS collaborated with a technical advisory committee, including agency staff, non-profit representatives and industry representatives to develop the scope for this analysis. California appears to have entered […]
READ MOREMB&G’s Peter Gould has just published a new article about how site and provenance interact to influence Douglas-fire diameter growth. The work has implications for climate change response as landowners consider moving genetic stock as the climate changes. Check out the article here: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/ffgc.2023.1173707/full Download directly here
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