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Identifying opportunities for the use of broadcast prescribed fire on Colorado’s Front Range

Identifying opportunities for the use of broadcast prescribed fire on Colorado’s Front Range Robert N. Addington, Brian G. Tavernia, Michael D. Caggiano, Matthew P. Thompson, Jason D. Lawhon, John S. […]
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Wildfire Preparedness in Kansas

Here are three Kansas-specific resources to help you and your family prepare your property for wildfire: Your Personal Wildland Fire Action Guide Stopping Wildfires & Protecting Your Property Wildfire Risk […]
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2019 Report on the Health of Colorado’s Forests

On March 9, the Colorado State Forest Service presented their findings on the health of Colorado’s forest and shared what the agency is doing to promote forest health in their […]
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Thinning, prescribed burns protected forests during the massive Carlton Complex wildfire

From the University of Washington: “The 2014 Carlton Complex wildfire in north central Washington was the largest contiguous fire in state history. In just a single day, flames spread over […]
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Rethinking fire with data analytics and systems design

MIT frameworks are helping the U.S. Forest Service find solutions to fire. Click here to read more about this new research and how it helps mitigate wildland fire.
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WEBINAR: Old Data – The Wildfire You Didn’t See Coming

From Rezatec: “This webinar focuses on how remote technologies can inform and impact forest managers’ jobs. Information has always been at the heart of the forestry industry but what is […]
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How innovators in Colorado figured out how to thin forests without setting fires

Click here to read the coverage and watch a video from CBS news.
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Assessing Metrics of Landscape Restoration Success in CFLRP Projects

Click here to read the research from the Ecological Restoration Institute at Northern Arizona University: “The Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program (CFLRP) provided an opportunity to examine the challenges and […]
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A Double Whammy: Climate Change and Stand-Replacing Wildfires

From Rocky Mountain Research Station: “In the Intermountain region of the Western United States, most forested landscapes are fire prone and adapted to a semiarid climate. With the severity of […]
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Shifting Winds in Fire Management: California has two fire problems, and they’re very different

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