Two recent articles addressed recent research showing that some communities benefit more from wildfire management than others while whiter, higher-income, and more highly educated communities receive more vigilant wildfire response.
“When comparing how smoke from wildfires and prescribed burns affected children, “we saw worse effects from the wildfire,” says Dr. Mary Prunicki, who directs air pollution and health research at the Sean
This webinar in partnership with AIHA and the Interagency Working Group on Environmental Justice, Subcommittee on Environmental Justice and Natural Disasters, will provide guidance on keeping those who deploy as
Headwaters Economics has developed a free data visualization tool that shows state and national structure losses by wildfires over time. The accompanying article argues that structure losses are a more
USFS Webinar “Know Your Smoke” Wednesday, November 18 @10 – 11am MT Presented by Shawn Urbanski, Research Physical Scientist and Duncan Lutes, RMRS Fire Ecologist In this short webinar, RMRS Research
The Global Change Fellows of the Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Center have congregated a second multi-disciplinary panel to address how COVID-19 has affected disaster recovery and community resilience strategies. The
Host: US Forest Service Southern Research Station, the Southern Fire Exchange and the University of Florida. Presenter: Louise Loudermilk, Ph.D., US Forest Service Southern Research Station Abstract: Hardwood-cypress swamps, or
Host: US Forest Service Southern Research Station, the Southern Fire Exchange and the University of Florida. Presenter: Louise Loudermilk, Ph.D., US Forest Service Southern Research Station Abstract: Hardwood-cypress swamps, or
Join NFPA’s wildfire safety team on this free webinar to learn how to work with your neighbors to create a safer community! We’ll walk step by step through the process
Presented by Alan Ager, Research Forester, USFS Rocky Mountain Research Station The first webinar in a series of virtual learning opportunities sponsored by the National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy
