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Working Together to Increase the Pace and Scale of Prescribed Fire: A Case Study

From the Rural Voices for Conservation Coalition:

All hands approaches that leverage the capacity of federal, state, tribal, and non-governmental partners are essential to increasing the implementation of prescribed fire. Working together, partners used a variety of mechanisms to align organizational goals, build trust across agencies and organizations, and combine resources and skills, which ultimately resulted in the trained personnel needed to work across all lands in New Mexico.

Read the case study here.

AUTHORS

Zander Evans, The Forest Stewards Guild
Matt Piccarello, The Forest Stewards Guild
Karen Hardigg, Rural Voices for Conservation Coalition
Emily Jane Davis, Oregon State University Extension, Ecosystem Workforce Program

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

Categories: PublicationTags: collaborative fire management, collaborative landscape managment, community engagement, community fire response, fuels management and effectiveness, landscape restoration and resilience, New Mexico, Prescribed Fire, prescribed fire effectiveness, prescribed fire management, Rural Voices for Conservation Coalition, RVCC, USFS, wildfire

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