Working together to bridge the gap in boreal and arctic fire science delivery, outreach, and application
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Recent Events
Recent Fire Science Highlights
Fire Behavior Prediction Mobile App
We need iphone beta testers for a new fire prediction mobile application
The mobile app streamlines in-the-field fire behavior calculations and observation sharing
Alaska's Changing Wildfire Environment
Wildfire Is Transforming Alaska and Amplifying Climate Change
More from Randi and Alison
- Presentation: Why is Alaska's 'firescape' so sensitive to warming climate?
- The 'Zombie' Fires of 1942
- Wildland fire in high northern latitudes: Arctic Report Card & BAMS
- 'Overwintering fires in boreal forests' published in Nature
Fire Effects 10 Years After the Anaktuvuk River Tundra Fires
The 10-year follow-up report on the 2007 Anaktuvuk River fire has been recently released as a Technical Report. An interagency team led by the Bureau of Land Management has been studying the vegetation changes and permafrost changes after the fire.
In the news: What Alaskans should know about changing wildfires
Connect with AFSC
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AFSC is funded by the Joint Fire Science Program and is part of the International Arctic Research Center at the University of Alaska Fairbanks
