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High-severity fire now dominant in California forests

“This study investigated trends in, and drivers of, burn severity, a commonly used indicator of organic matter loss due to forest fire.” Read HERE
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Prescribed Fire Liability Reportfor the Southern United States:A Summary of Statutes & Cases through 2025

“The Comprehensive Strategy for Prescribed Fire to RestoreLongleaf Pine in the Southeast was written to fulfill SERPPAS’sStrategic Action Plan goal of developing a comprehensive, regionalstrategy for increasing prescribed burning in the Southeast.” Read HERE
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Creating Firebreaks With Targeted Grazing: A comprehensive approach to wildfire mitigation and prescribed fire management

“…this approach uses grazing behaviors of livestock (such as goats, sheep, and cattle)to strategically remove fine fuels like grasses, brush, and shrubs that can carry fire across the landscape.” Read HERE
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Comparative assessment of biochar reactor technologies for biomass conversion: Design, performance, and application suitability

“This review provides a systematic comparison of thermochemical conversion techniques such as pyrolysis (slow, rotary kiln, auger-based), gasification (downdraft and fluidized bed) and hydrothermal carbonization (HTC).” Read HERE
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SlashScan: An iOS application for real-time forest slash pile volume estimation and mapping

“This study introduces SlashScan, a mobile application for iPhone and iPad that simultaneously estimates slash pile volume and generates location data in real time without additional equipment” Read HERE
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Optimizing deployment of mobile biochar production equipment for enhanced slashmanagement

“Concerns have grown over the environmental impacts of open pile burning, which has the potential to degrade air quality and harm soil. Additionally, pile burning is constrained by narrow burn windows in areas with high wildfire risk. As a result, technologies such as the CharBoss – which converts slash into biochar – are gaining attention….”…
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Indigenous Peoples’ knowledge systems and practices for climate survival

“This study contains the perspectives from 49 interviews with Indigenous experts from 43 distinct communities across all six habitable continents. We describe the myriad ways they care for their land using traditional land use practices and rules, land-use planning, territorial monitoring, and ‘set-aside’ areas.” Read HERE
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sʔulíp: Northeast Washington Indigenous PeoplesBurning Network

“In Northeast Washington, the desire to restore cultural burning practices and support Indigenous fire sovereignty led to the formation of sʔulíp, the Northeast Washington Indigenous Peoples Burning Network (NE WA IPBN). This resource explores the group’s formation and recent work.” Read HERE
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Barriers to Indigenous Fire Stewardship on Karuk Lands

“This paper examines the Karuk Tribe’s experiences with settler colonialism and their efforts to restore cultural fire stewardship in the wake of the 2020 Slater Fire, which burned 157,000 acres of Karuk ancestral territory.” Read HERE
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Microsite selection improves post-fire restoration of singleleaf pinyon pine on Washoe Tribal lands in the Pine Nut Mountains, NV, USA

“This study evaluates the influence of microsite conditions on singleleaf pinyon pine post-fire restoration across gradients of elevation and topography through a collaborative planting experiment on Washoe Tribal lands.” Read HERE
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Test Blog Grid

High-severity fire now dominant in California forests

Prescribed Fire Liability Reportfor the Southern United States:A Summary of Statutes & Cases through 2025

Creating Firebreaks With Targeted Grazing: A comprehensive approach to wildfire mitigation and prescribed fire management

Comparative assessment of biochar reactor technologies for biomass conversion: Design, performance, and application suitability

SlashScan: An iOS application for real-time forest slash pile volume estimation and mapping

Optimizing deployment of mobile biochar production equipment for enhanced slashmanagement

Indigenous Peoples’ knowledge systems and practices for climate survival

sʔulíp: Northeast Washington Indigenous PeoplesBurning Network

Barriers to Indigenous Fire Stewardship on Karuk Lands

Microsite selection improves post-fire restoration of singleleaf pinyon pine on Washoe Tribal lands in the Pine Nut Mountains, NV, USA

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