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Carbon-management policies would do well to use disturbance ecology to factor in tree mortality risk. For wildfire and other impactful disturbances, researchers now have the capability to incorporate these risks into policy mechanisms that enhance forest carbon storage. Doing so would substantially improve global forest carbon policies aimed at climate change mitigation. Image credit: Shutterstock/Christian Roberts-Olsen

2^nd Lt. Alexander Baca, USMC; 2^nd Lt. Martin Kennedy, USMC; 2^nd Lt. Matthew Evans, USMC; 2^nd Lt. Matthew Perez, USMC; Ensign Nathalia Velazquez, USN; Ensign  Eugine Dimalanta, USN; Ensign David Dukes, USN; Ensign Dominic Galaz, USN and Ensign Christian Lovelace, USN. 

The 2019 Weber Award Winners Diana Habel-Rodriguez (l.) and Jillian Leigh Stafford (r.) from the Department of Chemistry with Associate Chair of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Chemistry & Chemical Biology Dr. K. Joseph Ho.

Jillian Leigh Stafford

Lilian Casias and her son.

Sam Donaldson

Olivia Padilla