Southern Rockies Fire Science Network
JFSP Fire Science Exchange Network
Introductory training in the planning, design, and implementation of low complexity pile burning projects. A two-day/two-night in-person field course with a foundational online pre-course. 📅 November 3-4, 2026 📍Redwing Ranch, […]
The Southwest Adaptation Forum (SWAF) is a 3-day, interactive conference filled with discussion-based sessions and networking opportunities. Come learn about the latest research and efforts, meet new collaborators, and lay […]
NECO Community Engagement Workshop- Fox Ranch- Join Northeast Colorado Outdoors for a full day of community and conversation at Fox Ranch in Yuma County on November 4. Fox Ranch is […]
This tour will explore US Forest Service work on the West Crystal Fuel Break, highlighting how this work connects to wildfire mitigation and forest health projects on adjacent private lands. […]
Join Colorado State University for GIS Day 2026! Explore how Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are being used to address real-world fire and water challenges. Hear from GIS professionals about career […]
This webinar in the High-Elevation Five-Needle White Pines: Science and Management Webinar Series will feature experts sharing the latest research and management insights on whitebark pine and other high-elevation five-needle […]
Join wildfire risk leaders from UL Research Institutes’ Fire Safety Research Institute and our partner organizations as we present findings from the 2026 Wildfire Risk Modeling Exercise, a first-of-its-kind research […]
Learn about long-term trends in wildfire activity and how climate, including drought, extreme heat, and wet periods, influences fire across forests, grasslands, and shrublands in the Southwest. Beyond drought: How […]
GIS Day @ University of Idaho is a free event that brings together scholars, students, professionals, businesses, and the public to discuss geospatial technologies and demonstrate their many uses. This […]
This webinar will present WUI fire as a community-scale challenge that can be better understood by drawing from civil/structural engineering frameworks that have been successfully applied to other natural hazards. […]
A free community event where community members come together to learn about and discuss different scientific research topics. Join Colin Tucker PhD with the Mountain Studies Institute on “How our […]
Agrivoltaics, renewable energy, transmission, data centers, and other large-scale development opportunities are increasingly becoming part of the conversation in rural Colorado. What do landowners and local decision-makers need to know […]