A recent CNBC article covered some of the apps available to help track air pollution and air quality as wildfires cause widespread impacts across the globe. Options discussed include QAir’s
The recording of the SFE webinar from the end of June is now live on the SFE YouTube Webinar Archive. While the title mentions pine barrens, this webinar is all
A team from the Longleaf Alliance and the University of Clemson Cooperative Extension recently created a three-part video series exploring the native ground cover of the xeric longleaf pine ecosystem.
The National Weather Service office in Tampa, Florida has recently developed a series of short presentations that explore specific Florida weather topics. For fire and land managers in Florida, these
The Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network (FACNet) recently shared a recording of a series of panel presentations discussing planning for community smoke impacts from prescribed fire programs. The recording is
The US Forest Service Research Data Archive recently released a new edition of the Spatial wildfire occurrence dataset for the United States spanning the period 1992-2018. The spatial data can
The American Association of University Women has several fellowships and grants that are currently accepting applications. See the opportunities here.
A Wildfire Today piece addresses the wildland fire funding included in the infrastructure bill currently being considered in Congress. The bill included $20 million for the Joint Fire Science Program
As Western wildfires continue, various news outlets continue to cover the fires, their causes, and fire management more broadly. Below are some recently published stories. Meet the people burning California
The Missoula Fire Laboratory has released a storymap covering wildland fuel science that integrates fire behavior and fire ecology. View the storymap here.
