The following letter was written by a group of more than 40 fire and forest scientists led by The University of New Mexico’s Matt Hurteau, a professor in the Department
A new storymap from National Public Radio covers the history and current state of wildfire in the Eastern US, and how that is changing with climate change. View the storymap
On Thursday, August 12, 2021 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM ET, The University of Neveda “Living With Fire” Virtual Workshop Series will host a question and answer (Q&A) workshop with Dr.
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 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 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
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
NC State’s College of Natural Resources published a short interview with Jennifer Richmond-Bryant, an associate professor of the practice at NC State’s College of Natural Resources. The piece covers how
A recent JSTOR Daily article addresses issues related to air quality policies for prescribed fire and wildfire smoke. Read the piece here.
A National Geographic article covers the wide-ranging impacts of smoke from Western wildfires. Read the article here.
