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Thinning project at Chimney Springs, Flagstaff, AZ, October 2018. Photo by Neil Chapman.
We feature stories and information from a diversity of perspectives including successes, lessons learned, resources, and even failures related to community wildfire resilience.
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Fire in the Shrub-Steppe: Resource Round-Up
By Hilary Lundgren
Research Thursday: Increasing Resilience and Carbon Storage through In-forest Biochar Production
By Kai Hoffman-Krull
Fire Adapted Means Being Smoke Ready
By Emily Troisi
Teaching with Tech: Using Fire Simulation Technology to Educate a Community
By Paula Nelson
Investment in Prevention: Identifying A Growing Need for Reduction of Human Caused Wildfire Ignitions
By Gabe Kohler
It’s Not Just You: Burnout and Stress in the Practitioner Community
By Annie Schmidt
New FAC Graphic, Website & More: Expanding What it Means to be Fire Adapted
By FAC Net Staff
Changing the Game: Using Potential Wildfire Operational Delineation (PODs) for a Better Future with Fire
By Tyler A. Beeton and Katarina Warnick, Colorado Forest Restoration Institute, Colorado State University
Make Preparedness a Priority: Project Ideas for Wildfire Prep Day 2021
By Michelle Medley-Daniel
Stay in Your Lane, and Use Your Blinker: Navigating the Recovery Road
By Megan Kurtz
Bringing Fire Home: Private Woodland Owner Perspective on the Future of Fire
By George McKinley