Smoke management is a critical component in prescribed burn planning. Preparing for the movement and impacts of smoke can protect both prescribed burners and the public. It is easy to
 Quantifying the fuel loading of a burn unit is important for understanding potential fire behavior and smoke emissions. Among other things, a burn unit’s fuel load can influence the
New Fire Lines Newsletter: Volume 15, Issue 1 The latest issue (Volume 15, Issue 1) of the Southern Fire Exchange “Fire Lines” newsletter is now available! This edition is packed
New Fire Ecology Podcast Featuring Dr. Raelene Crandall The Cultivating Curiosity Podcast hosted by the University of Florida IFAS spoke with Southern Fire Exchange principal investigator Dr. Raelene Crandall on
Understanding Hurricane Impacts Updated 5/12/25 This page will continue to be updated as new resources become available. × As communities and natural resource managers work to rebuild following Hurricane Helene,
**Updated!** The upcoming popular Prescribed Fire for Wildlife workshop hosted by the Florida Chapter of The Wildlife Society and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has been rescheduled to
For many areas in the southeastern US, it is dry. Very dry. From where I sit here in Tallahassee, Florida, we had 0.22″ of recorded rain during the month of
Damage to timber stands at Tyndall Air Force Base following Hurricane Michael. Photo: David Godwin, Southern Fire Exchange / University of Florida. The Southern Area Decision Support Group recently produced
The Predictive Services Program from the Southern Area Coordination Center recently released a Fall 2024 Fuels and Fire Behavior Advisory for portions of Alabama and Mississippi effective immediately. The advisory
A new Southern Fire Exchange publication (pdf) developed by SFE Tall Timbers Outreach Specialist Christian Fernandez, condenses nine of our 2023 webinar recordings into an easy-to-read two-page document. The webinars
