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The next generation of Indigenous fire practitioners (podcast)

FULL PODCAST HERE The increase in unprecedented damage from wildfires knows no boundaries and International Indigenous fire management experts see global participation as a solution. At the heart of their […]
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Fire Networks (FLN-TREX-FAC Net-IPBM)

FULL ARTICLE HERE The Fire Networks partnership invests in people and place-based efforts to change relationships with fire, helping foster shared responsibility for fire management and viable fire cultures in […]
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Wilderness and Fire

Barriers and Opportunities for Wilderness Fire in a Time of Change
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PRESCRIBED FIRE AND U.S. WILDERNESS AREAS

Barriers and Opportunities for Wilderness Fire Management in a Time of Change
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WILDLAND FIREFIGHTER FOUNDATIONMENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM

The Wildland Firefighter Foundation is pleased to announce the launch of a new Mental Health program specifically designed for members of the Wildland Firefighter community.
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National Interagency Wildland Fire Critical Incident Stress Management Website

All links are available on the National Interagency Wildland Fire and Aviation Critical Incident Stress Management website
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Wildland Firefighter Health Series: Current Knowledge for Body, Mind, and Well-being

During this 3-day series of presentations and panel discussions, professionals and agency leaders shared some of the current science, knowledge, and tools available to support wildland firefighter physical and mental […]
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Looking to the Past to Plan for Future Wildfire Response

FULL ARTICLE HERE Characterizing where personnel and equipment are coming from, both geographically and by managing agency, may help fire managers project how to fill future resource needs.
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Heads Up in a Dead Forest: Using the Snag Hazard Map to Support Safety and Strategic Planning for Fire Responders

FULL ARTICLE HERE Wildland fire managers can utilize the snag hazard map to identify potentially dangerous conditions and direct fire responders away from high-risk areas.
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Getting More Fire on the Ground: Landscape-Scale Prescribed Burning Supported by Science

FULL ARTICLE HERE Scientists and partners are working to advance our understanding of fire, developing planning tools, and understanding public perceptions to help reduce barriers to conducting prescribed fires.
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