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The ecology of a smoke plume: bioaerosol patterns reveal abiotic and biotic drivers of diversity

“Wildland fire is known to play an important role in aerosolizing microbes sourced from vegetation and soil communities, but little is known about their spatiotemporal patterns across environmental gradients in
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Relationship of satellite-derived fire severity to archaeological fire severity and fire effects in the Jemez Mountains, New Mexico, USA

“Archaeological attributes important for determining cultural affiliation, site age, or artifact origin can be damaged or destroyed by wildfires. Satellite-derived fire severity products are used in post-fire rapid response to
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Effectiveness of firebreaks: a review

“This review synthesizes current knowledge on firebreak design, application, and performance, focusing on the mechanisms driving breaches and identifying priorities for improving their effectiveness.” Read HERE
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Louisville Wildfire and Conflagration Risk Assessment

“The Louisville Fire Protection District teamed up with the Ember Alliance to improve our understanding of fire behavior in the urban and suburban environments. The report includes details about the
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Improving understandings of public experiences with prescribed fire in the wildland–urban interface: a co-produced rapid survey approach

“This study sought to determine whether small-scale, time-sensitive surveying techniques are a suitable methodological approach for capturing public responses to individual prescribed fires in the WUI and informing local prescribed
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Invest in People and Community Resilience Will Follow

“The goal: to advance California’s beneficial fire goals by investing in people and community-based organizations. As leaders within the PBA movement, WRTC’s fire team combined grant management with technical expertise
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Learning to Burn: A case study on the redesign of federal prescribed fire training in the U.S.

“To restore ecosystem health and reduce the negative impacts of wildfire, scientists and land managers argue that more prescribed fire is needed on the land. However, a lack of effectively
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Wildfire and communities: Are there tradeoffs when promoting fire mitigation versus evacuation preparedness?

“For homeowners living in the wildland-urban interface, wildfire outreach programs encourage wildfire risk mitigation and evacuation preparedness as steps to protect homes and lives in the event of a wildfire.
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How much is enough?

Fostering resilience to high-severity fire through fuel treatments “Healthy forests are resilient – able to resist, recover, and reorganize following disturbances like fires or drought. Resilience is a cornerstone of
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Strengthening Fire Resilience Through CWPPs: Tools, Stories, and Community Learning

Community Wildfire Protection Plans (CWPPs) play a critical role in building wildfire resilience across landscapes and neighborhoods. These collaborative planning efforts help communities identify wildfire risk, center local priorities, and
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Test Blog Grid

The ecology of a smoke plume: bioaerosol patterns reveal abiotic and biotic drivers of diversity

Relationship of satellite-derived fire severity to archaeological fire severity and fire effects in the Jemez Mountains, New Mexico, USA

Effectiveness of firebreaks: a review

Louisville Wildfire and Conflagration Risk Assessment

Improving understandings of public experiences with prescribed fire in the wildland–urban interface: a co-produced rapid survey approach

Invest in People and Community Resilience Will Follow

Learning to Burn: A case study on the redesign of federal prescribed fire training in the U.S.

Wildfire and communities: Are there tradeoffs when promoting fire mitigation versus evacuation preparedness?

How much is enough?

Strengthening Fire Resilience Through CWPPs: Tools, Stories, and Community Learning

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