Severe drought conditions appear in Oklahoma and Kansas. Moderate drought conditions expand in parts of northern Texas, and Oklahoma and Kansas. The Drought Early Warning Update is issued in partnership
An article from the Pew Charitable Trusts addresses how COVID-19 has impacted wildland firefighters worse in 2021 as compared to 2020. Read the piece here.
The Texas A&M Forest Service Incident Response Department will be filling multiple full time, budgeted positions this fall. Positions will be available across the State of Texas. All Resource Specialist
Dr. Toddi Steelman, president of the International Association of Wildland Fire and the Stanback Dean of Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment published an opinion piece in The Hill
DOI and the Intertribal Timber Council announce signing of a MOU that will strengthen collaboration in wildland fire management. The press release can be viewed at https://www.doi.gov/pressreleases/interior-department-and-intertribal-timber-council-strengthen-wildland-fire-management
In October 2021, the Southern Fire Exchange is submitting a proposal to the Joint Fire Science Program for funding to continue serving the region. We need your feedback to help
LANDFIRE delivers 20+ vegetation and fire datasets, and a state-and-transition model for every ecosystem in the United States. Have you ever wondered how others in the scientific community use these
The Georgia Prescribed Fire Council invites you to attend their 2021 Statewide Annual Meeting on Thursday, September 30th. This year’s event will be virtual and there is no cost to
The latest Tall Timbers Research Station newsletter has a number of stories related to fire and fire science: Fire Modeling Leaps Forward with California Partners Shortleaf pine-oak-hickory long-term study begins
Upcoming Partner Webinar: Wildfire in the Western US: Causes, Consequences, and Adaptation On Thursday, September 16th from 7:00 to 8:00 PM ET, The Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies will be
