Dr. John Willis and Dr. Dale Brockway of the US Forest Service Southern Research Station in Auburn, Alabama have released their 2021-2022 regional longleaf pine forecast report. This report includes
Registration for the NCPFC/CAFMS Annual Meeting/Workshop is now available at: https://apfire.wixsite.com/ncpfc The annual meeting and presentations will be held August 18, 2021 in Morganton, NC at the Foothills Conference Center. This
A recent article by Joint Fire Science Program Board Chair Dana Skelly discusses how to improve risk assessment and on the ground choices in the face of a wildland fire
America’s Longleaf Restoration Initiative released its 2020 Range-wide Accomplishment Report celebrating a decade’s worth of accomplishments and significant progress towards restoring longleaf pine. Despite a turbulent 2020, ALRI’s dedicated partners proved resilient and
The Northwest Fire Science Consortium has created a new story map covering topics including wildland fire behavior, fuels management, and humans and fire. See the story map here.
For many years, people have used the FEPS 1.0 outputs as inputs to the PC versions of VSMOKE, VSMOKE-GIS, and PC HYSPLIT atmospheric dispersion models. Many prescribed burners have found
In a hearing Tuesday before the House of Representatives Science, Space, and Technology Committee the topic was “The state of federal wildland fire science: examining opportunities for further research and coordination.” Read
With the impending centennial of formal Forest Service R&D approaching, the Southern Research Station would like to document as much of its history as possible. Therefore, SRS is looking for
The The Biden-Harris Administration has released a fact sheet outlining their response to the upcoming Western fire season and increasing threat of wildfires year-round. The response includes changes to the
The May – June 2021 issue of the Southern Fire Exchange Fire Lines newsletter is out! Click through to read a research brief on mesophication in eastern US forests, science
