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The record breaking 2023 fire season in Canada

Presented by Piyush Jain
Part of the Canada Wildfire webinar series
In this webinar, Piyush Jain, a Research Scientist with the Canadian Forest Service, discusses the record-breaking 2023 Canadian fire season. The season witnessed the largest area burned in modern history, impacting communities with unprecendented evacuations, prolonged smoke, and strained firefighting resources. Piyush emphasizes the key drivers, attributing the exceptional fires to extreme weather and drought conditions during the spring.
     Visit the Canada Wildfire webinar series site for upcoming webinars on firefighter health and past recordings on many relevant topics in northern wildland fire.

Watch the webinar HERE

Posted by:
Angela Hollingsworth
Published on:
February 5, 2025

Categories: UncategorizedTags: 2023, Canada wildfires, Canadian forest service, drought conditions, evacuations, extreme weather conditions, smoke, Webinar

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