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Global Wildland Fire Emissions of Full-Volatility Organic Compounds from 1997 to 2023
“Wildland fires are significant sources of organic compounds, but traditional global fire emission inventories only include primary organic aerosols (POA) and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and lack intermediate-volatility and semivolatile
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Quantifying danger: New data on wildland firefighter injuries
“When wildland firefighters head into the field, they know the work is dangerous; but until now, agencies lacked detailed data on exactly which activities and hazards posed the greatest threats.
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Nighttime fire activity is on the rise in the United States: Posing greater risks to firefighters and communities
Science You Can Use: “Firefighting crews count on a dampening of fire activity at night, thanks to a temperature drop and rising humidity, for much-needed respite and a chance to
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Up To 35% Of Wyoming’s High Country Is Dead ‘Ghost Forest’ — And It’s Spreading
“It’s estimated 25% to 35% of Wyoming’s forests are now dominated by “ghost forests” — standing dead timber from beetle epidemics and disease. Researchers say it’s time to start paying
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Uncrewed aerial system imagery and collocated validation field plots from assessment of forest spatial pattern in Black Hills South Dakota, USA restoration treatments
“This data publication includes uncrewed aerial system (UAS) imagery collected in 2023 to characterize the forest spatial pattern following five unique silvicultural prescriptions implemented in the Black Hills Experimental Forest
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Smoothed raster of wildfire transmission to buildings in the continental United States and Hawaii (4th Edition)
“This data publication includes three geodatabase rasters that represent spatial assessments across the conterminous United States, Alaska, and Hawaii of the potential for wildfires to ignite, spread, and expose buildings.
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Interactions of 2021 Schneider Springs burned area, containment lines, PODs, and suppression success
“In August of 2021 the Schnieder Springs fire ignited on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest in Washington, where it burned through 113,689 acres of rugged terrain with a number of factors
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A geostatistical approach to enhancing national forest biomass assessments with Earth Observation to aid climate policy needs
“In collaboration with the Comisión Nacional Forestal (CONAFOR), this study develops a geostatistical model that integrates vegetation height and AGBD estimates from NASA’s Global Ecosystem Dynamics Investigation (GEDI) and ESA’s
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2025 Colorado Forest Collaboratives Summit: Summary & Resources
“In early 2025, when organizations were facing change and uncertainty about policy and funding, the CFCN Advisory Council met to discuss intentions for the 2025 CO Forest Collaborative Summit. The
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Birds of a Feather Benefit from Fire Together: How prescribed burning can benefit ground-nesting birds
Science You Can Use in 5 minutes Rocky Mountain Research Station | November 2025 Read HERE
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