Host: US EPA Description: Wildfires are a major source of poor air quality across the U.S. This webinar will showcase two tools to help state, local, and tribal air quality
Host: Northern Rockies Fire Science Network, the USDA Forest Service Missoula Fire Lab, and the Joint Fire Science Program. Co-hosted by: California Fire Science Consortium, Lake States Fire Science Consortium, Great
Host: Northern Rockies Fire Science Network, the USDA Forest Service Missoula Fire Lab, and the Joint Fire Science Program. Co-hosted by: California Fire Science Consortium, Lake States Fire Science Consortium, Great
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 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
The NWCG Guide to Fire Weather Forecasts, PMS 425, is for firefighters at all experience levels and for early- to mid-career fire weather meteorologists to guide them on the field
In this important concept paper, Pausas and Keeley (2021) outline the mechanistic flow of complex drivers of wildfire for fire prone ecosystems. In brief, with ignitions, fuel continuity, and drought
A new Southern Fire Exchange video features Jim Riddering, Ph.D., the Remote Sensing Program Manager at the National Center for Landscape Fire Analysis at the University of Montana. In this
The videos from the Fire Environment Continuing Education Subcommittee (FCESC) Spring Refresher Webinar are now available on the Committee website. View the recordings here.
