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Jul 21, 2016
The last year has been an exciting time to explore and develop new spatial tools in Ada County, Idaho. We have worked with a wide variety of collaborators, and discovered new… Read More
Jul 19, 2016
FAC Net recently interviewed Cathy Prudhomme, the Firewise Communities/USA program manager with the National Fire Protection Association’s Wildland Fire Division, based in… Read More
Jul 14, 2016
Written By: Nick Olson, Community Forestry Intern, Forest Stewards Guild. Tucked away among a mosaic of red deserts and conifer forests, New Mexicans increasingly feel… Read More
Jul 05, 2016
A couple of years ago, the FAC Net introduced the FAC Self-Assessment Tool (FAC SAT). It is a template for assessing wildfire risk and available resources, and developing… Read More
May 12, 2016
Every year in May, FAC Net members and partners organize events for Wildfire Community Preparedness Day. Similar to last year we wanted to share a summary of events and photos… Read More
May 05, 2016
The Western Klamath Restoration Partnership (WKRP) effort explores a path toward… Read More
Topic: Collaboration Planning
Apr 05, 2016
The current U.S. fire management system originally developed around best practices and coordination for firefighting professionals, so it’s no wonder that it’s a little tough… Read More
Topic: Collaboration Planning Preparedness Resilience Wildfire
Type: Best Practices
Mar 17, 2016
A planned development on the west side of Bend, Oregon highlights partnerships and the importance of building right from the ground up in the WUI. Planners of the Miller Tree… Read More
Mar 03, 2016
Last week our CWPP Community of Practice held a members-only webinar that highlighted innovative community wildfire protection planning efforts in four different areas,… Read More
Topic: CWPPs Planning Preparedness
Type: Tools / Resources
Mar 01, 2016
Over the last three years, the Island Park Sustainable Fire Community (IPSFC) has been working with fire behavior researchers and modelers to better understand not only the… Read More