As a member of the community, you have the power to alter the outcome of wildfire. Your actions around your home and the surrounding landscapes can reduce the chance your home will burn. This webinar reviews practical steps you and your neighbors can...

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The Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) is the line, area, or zone where structures and other human development meet or intermingle with undeveloped wildland or vegetative fuels. Describes an area within or adjacent to private and public property where mitigation actions can prevent damage or loss from wildfire. (NWCG Glossary of Wildland Fire, Dec. 2018)
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Part of the Co-Management of Fire Risk Transmission (CoMFRT) webinar series
The risk of forest fires in areas of wildland urban-interface (WUI) is increasing due to the increase in urbanized areas and the progressive abandonment of traditional farming and forest uses. The global increase in catastrophic episodes in regions...
Understanding residents’ intended evacuation behaviors is an increasingly important component of managing complex wildfire events in the United States and elsewhere. Growing evidence suggests that local populations consider a range of potential...
No-notice wildfires pose a serious threat to the safety of residents, where the notification time and departure time may all be within a matter of minutes. Here, we examine the factors associated with the initial wildfire awareness time, the evacuation...
Preventing the loss of human lives and the destruction of houses is a focus of land management in fire prone environments. An understanding of the location and nature of risks to assets is important to plan mitigation activities. House destruction...
Wildfire risk is not just an issue for land management agencies to tackle; it’s an issue for all of us. Want to learn how you can play a role in facing the threat of wildfires? Join us as we introduce our new webinar series that focuses on how you and...
Recent increases in destructive wildfires are driving a need for empirical research documenting factors that contribute to structure loss. Existing studies show that fire risk is complex and varies geographically, and the role of vegetation has been...
In 2018, in response to calls from Congress to accelerate cross-boundary fire hazard reduction and improve forest resilience, the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) published the Shared Stewardship Strategy (USFS 2018). The document emphasizes partnership with...
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is hosting a webinar in collaboration with the Washington State Department of Ecology to present on the changes to the Smoke Management Plan (SMP) since the SEPA public comment period in 2019...
The position activities and responsibilities include supporting the operations, projects, partnerships, and organizations of both the Tapash Sustainable Forest Collaborative and the Washington Prescribed Fire Council. Washington Prescribed Fire Council.
This position will support the Washington Prescribed Fire Council, the Executive Officers, and the Steering Committee through support of regular meetings, quarterly Steering Committee meetings, the Council Annual Meeting, and other workgroups and meetings as needed. Develop and manage WPFC internal and external communications, including email, social media, websites, and mailing list. Support local initiatives and projects, including the Cascadia Prescribed Fire Training Exchange (TREX) Program, cooperative burning, cross-boundary burning projects, and community led fire management.
It will also support the Tapash Sustainable Forest Collaborative Executive Team, partners and stakeholders through Executive Team Meetings, Executive Team Yearly Retreat, quarterly stakeholder meetings, Joint Task Force meetings, and other meetings as required.
Sustainable Norhtwest is hiring to fill a position that will lead initiatves related to federal forest management, forest collaboration, and tribal engagement across Washington and Oregon.
Job: Associate Biologist - SWCA Environmental Consultants - San Luis Obispo, CA (posted Mar 4, 2021)
SWCA Environmental Consultants is seeking an associate-level Biologist position with experience in natural resource management and biological studies for our San Luis Obispo, CA office. We are seeking a candidate who is looking to develop a long-term consulting career that combines high-level technical expertise with commercial acumen and leadership. Responsibilities may include participating in implementing scientific studies, surveys, natural resource planning, environmental monitoring/ inspections, and preparing a wide variety of technical studies and reports. It is anticipated that a moderate level of travel and variable hours will be required for the position. This position is a regular, full-time salaried position. Pay rate will be based on individual qualifications and experience.
The position of Forester is to assist cooperators within the Skagit Conservation District in planning and applying resource conservation practices associated with forestry and native vegetation. Funding for this position is subject to availability of state and local government grants and contracts and collection of rates and charges. The person hired for this position is directly responsible to the Executive Director and works under the technical supervision as identified by the Executive Director.
The Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management (NREM) at Oklahoma State University invites applications for a full-time, eleven-month, tenure-track position (75% Research and 25% Teaching) in fire modeling. The department is seeking a candidate to contribute to research related to understanding wildland fire behavior and risk in Oklahoma and the United States. Application and/or development of models to understand fire behavior at multiple spatial scales is required. Possible outcomes of research include improved management of fuels and smoke with prescribed fire, reduction of wildfire risk and mitigation of its effects to infrastructure, reduced impacts of smoke on human health, and improved ecosystem function. The successful candidate is expected to work closely with multidisciplinary faculty in natural resources, climatology, social science, and engineering to meet the needs of diverse stakeholder groups.
Review of applications will begin December 15, 2020, and will continue until a suitable candidate is identified. The position will be filled by June 1, 2021, or as soon thereafter as an outstanding candidate is available.
Sponsor: International Association for Fire Safety Science
Presenter: Elsa Pastor (UPC, Spain)
Part of the LOF&BE Webinar Series
Sponsor: International Association for Fire Safety Science
Presenter: Elsa Pastor (UPC, Spain)
Part of the Great Basin Fire Science Exchange's Fuel Breaks in Sagebrush: A Multidisciplinary Webinar Series and Discussion
Pat Clark, Rangeland Scientist with the USDA ARS Northwest Watershed Research Center will discuss the objectives,...
Sponsor: Oregon State University Extension's Forestry & Natural Resources Fire Program
As a member of the community, you have the power to alter the outcome of wildfire. Your actions around your home and the surrounding landscape can reduce...
This spring the Washington Prescribed Fire Council is taking a modified approach to TREX that will support training opportunities for local participants, including fire department personnel, in Northeast Washington. Burns are being coordinated with...
Part of the Co-Management of Fire Risk Transmission (CoMFRT) webinar series
Presenters: Laurie Yung, Brett Miller, Benjamin Gray, and Carina Wyborn
Sponsor: Oregon State University Extension's Forestry & Natural Resources Fire Program
A series of webinar sessions and online local meetings will address preparedness at three levels:
- Individual – What you can do now to get...
To wrap up the Mountain Studies Institute's Forest & Fire Learning Series, you will learn about local wildfire resources and mitigation efforts with Alex Graf and Gem Boone. Alex will cover some of the many programs and services offered by Wildfire...
Part of the Co-Management of Fire Risk Transmission (CoMFRT) webinar series
Sponsor: International Association for Fire Safety Science
Presenter: Yu Wang (USTC, China)
Join in this multi-day learning opportunity! An interactive virtual workshop about ecosystem services and entrepreneurial opportunities using forest biochar in the Four Corner States. Click...
Part of the Co-Management of Fire Risk Transmission (CoMFRT) webinar series
Presenters: Max Nielsen-Pincus, Cody Evers, and Annie Schmidt
Presenter: Christine Wiedenmyer, NCAR
This online seminar series will cover the breadth of wildland fire research relevant to California and introduce researchers to new topics and research groups across the state. Topics will include fire...
Overview - This virtual event over three consecutive mornings will explore the broader ecological, cultural, and social importance and impacts of fire in boreal systems, through both the historical and current lenses. Discussions will address the...
Sponsor: Mountain Studies Institute (MSI)
Speakers:
- Shawna A. Legarza, Psy.D.: Director of Emergency Management, La Plata County
- Alison Layman: Planner I, La Plata County
In preparation for Wildfire Awareness...
Sponsor: Oregon State University Extension's Forestry & Natural Resources Fire Program
Presenters:
Kara Baylog, OSU, Forestry Program Coordinator
John Rizza, OSU, Eastern Oregon Regional Fire Specialist
As a member of the...
Part of the Co-Management of Fire Risk Transmission (CoMFRT) webinar series
Presenters: Travis Paveglio and Catrin Edgeley
Presenter: Terry Baker, CEO, Society of American Foresters
As our societies grow and change, the wildland fire community has to continue to evolve in its workforce and practices to better meet the expectations place upon it. Although the thought...
Wildfire risk is not just an issue for land management agencies to tackle; it’s an issue for all of us.
Want to learn how you can play a role in facing the threat of wildfires?
Join the Oregon State University Extension's Forestry &...
Part of the Co-Management of Fire Risk Transmission (CoMFRT) webinar series
Presenters: Jon Riley, Patty Champ, and Hannah Brenkert-Smith