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SFE Identifies Top Five Regional Fire Science Research Needs

Last fall the Southern Fire Exchange team worked to narrow and identify the top fire science needs for the Southeastern U.S. Using feedback from surveys, evaluations, and our advisory board, we worked with our principle investigators to develop a series of short documents that articulate some of the most pressing fire science needs for the region.  These documents were shared with the Joint Fire Science Program to guide their fire science funding priorities for the country.  Read more about this process and our top research needs topics for the region. The Joint Fire Science Program maintains an online database of fire science research needs that are national and regional in scope.  This process provides an example of how the JFSP regional Fire Science Exchange Network can bridge the gap between fire science and management by identifying and elevating the most pressing and important research topics for funding.

A longleaf pine ecosystem restoration area in northwest Florida. Southern Fire Exchange photo by David Godwin.

2020 Top Five Southeastern Fire Science Research Needs

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