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Bev Elizabeth Law
Professor Emeritus of Global Change Biology & Terrestrial Systems Science, Oregon State University
Beverly E. Law is Professor Emeritus of Global Change Biology & Terrestrial Systems Science at Oregon State University. She is a fellow of the AGU and the Earth Leadership Program. She has over 250 publications on the effects of climate, wildfire and management on forest carbon processes from ecosystems to regions, carbon accounting, and land-use strategies for mitigating climate change that support biodiversity into the future and promote ecosystem resilience to climate climate change.
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Oregon State University
Professor Emeritus of Global Change Biology & Terrestrial Systems Science
2020 - Present
Education
Oregon State University
Doctorate
1993
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Quantifying the variation between site-specific soil water retention curves and the importance of soil water potential for predicting ecosystem flux
ECOSYSTEM HYDRAULICS: BRIDGING PLANT AND SOIL WATER STATUS ACROSS SCALES II POSTER
biogeosciences | 14 december 2023
Southern Alaska's Forest Landscape Integrity, Habitat, and Carbon Are Critical for Meeting Climate and Conservation Goals
AGU ADVANCES
02 november 2023
Creating strategic reserves to protect biomass carbon, habitat, and drinking water sources in the western U.S. forestlands
SCIENCE-BASED CARBON REMOVAL STRATEGIES: MONITORING, MEASUREMENTS, REPORTING, AND VERIFICATION ACROSS TERRESTRIAL, ATMOSPHERIC, OCEANIC, AND SOCIETAL DIMENSIONS II ORAL
biogeosciences | 13 december 2022
Incorporating plant hydraulics improves modeled ecosystem response to environmental stress
ADVANCES IN UNDERSTANDING WATER–CARBON INTERACTIONS II
biogeosciences | 10 december 2020
The Future of Forest Ecosystem Benefits: Science-Based Management in the Anthropocene
IMMENSE PRESSURES AND HIGH EXPECTATIONS: MANAGING FOREST ECOSYSTEMS FOR MULTIPLE BENEFITS UNDER HUMAN ACTIVITIES, CLIMATE CHANGE, AND DISTURBANCE I
global environmental change | 07 december 2020
Perspectives on State of the Art in Biogeosciences: The Intersection of Biophysics, Terrestrial Ecosystems, Land Use, and Climate Change
FALL MEETING 2018
13 december 2018
Advanced ecosystem accounting for state to country-level forest sector net emissions that account for biogenic, pryogenic, and anthropogenic emissions
FALL MEETING 2018
13 december 2018
Near-future forest vulnerability to drought and fire varies across the western US
FALL MEETING 2018
10 december 2018
Volunteer Experience
2019 - 2020
Member
Biogeosciences Canvassing Committee
2018 - 2019
Member
Biogeosciences Award Nominations Committee
2013 - 2014
Member
Large-Scale Field Experimentation Technical Committee
Honors & Awards
Union Fellow
Received December 2014
Citation
For pioneering contributions integrating flux measurements, remote sensing, and ecosystem models from regional to global scales.
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