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Trinity Integrated Fire Management Partnership: A Case Study

From the Rural Voices for Conservation Coalition:

Working across public and private boundaries, or on “all lands”, is essential to address the ecological and economic challenges that communities in the rural West face. The Rural Voices for Conservation Coalition (RVCC) helps foster successful all-lands efforts through a multi-pronged approach of knowledge, tools and products, peer exchanges, and policy learning and actions. RVCC’s case study series illuminates examples of all-lands projects, including how effective partnerships are built and necessary programs, tools, and authorities are acquired and combined. This case study was developed with assistance from the Watershed Research and Training Center, and interviews with Cal Fire and US Forest Service personnel.

Read the case study here.

AUTHORS:

Emily Jane Davis, Oregon State University Extension, Ecosystem Workforce Program

Nick Goulette, Watershed Research & Training Center Karen Hardigg, Rural Voices for Conservation Coalition

Posted by:
Gloria Edwards
Published on:
April 9, 2020

Categories: PublicationTags: all regions, collaborative fire management, collaborative landscape managment, natural resource management, private lands, public land, Rural Voices for Conservation Coalition, RVCC, USFS, wildfire

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