Host: University of Georgia, National Bobwhite Conservation Initiative, Working Lands for Wildlife, Quail Forever, East Gulf Coastal Plain Joint Venture, the Southern Fire Exchange and the University of Florida. Presenter:
Host: Southern Fire Exchange, Duke University, University of Florida. Presenter: Neal Flanagan, Ph.D., Duke University Abstract: Severe wildfires can cause smoldering ground fires that oxidize entire carbon stores and threaten
The April Southern Fire Exchange webinar “The Case for Prescribed Fire Science” with Dr. J. Morgan Varner from Tall Timbers Research Station is now archived on the Southern Fire Exchange
During this time of COVID-19 altered work schedules, we recognize that there may be new opportunities to train, update, and learn new wildland fire information. This page is a collection
The brand new Wildfire Risk to Communities interactive map and data visualization tool provides individuals, communities, leaders, agencies and cooperatives seamless wildfire risk information for all 50 states. The interactive
The open-access MDPI journal Remote Sensing is seeking submissions for an upcoming special issue titled “Fires on Forest Environments”. Manuscript submissions are due October 31, 2020. From the call for
A series of recorded talks from the Advanced Fire Environment Learning Unit are now posted online. The 2020 series included presentations on updates to FlamMap, Red Flag Warnings and Quantitative
Webinar Summary: Nationwide, the frequency and scale of catastrophic wildfires are growing at alarming rates, challenging forest and rangeland managers’ abilities to maintain ecologically resilient landscapes and fire-safe communities. To
The recently published volume 16 of the open access journal Fire Ecology includes several peer-reviewed research articles relevant to the fire management and research communities in the South. Remember: open
The NWCG Fire Environment Poster has a great visual summary of the factors that can influence fire behavior. Download the poster, print it, share it and use it as an
