By Katie Wollstein
Outcome-based Management for Western Rangelands: Using Experience & Need to Help Manage for Fire
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FAC Net’s First Book Club: Tools for Anxiety for Fire Adaptation Practitioners
By Michelle Medley-Daniel
Of Fire and Myth: Will Harling, Bigfoot and the Power of Place
By Lenya Quinn-Davidson
From the Bottom Up: Oregon’s Investment in Fire Adaptation (An Interview with Carrie Berger)
By Carrie Berger
The Land Makes it Right: Reframing Our Ideas About When Burning is Possible
By Will Harling
What Comes First — Collaborative Mapping or Mapping Collaboration?
By Rose Shriner
“School’s Out, Now What?” Activity Guides, Wildfire Education, & Go Bag Activities for the Whole Family
By Jessica Sabine Brothers
Let’s Put the Cart *After* the Horse: California’s Forest and Fire Capacities Needs Assessment
By Allison Jolley, Emily Jane Davis and Nick Goulette
How Some Communities are Adapting their FAC Work to a Virtual World: Getting Creative with Workshops and Meetings
By Emily Troisi
A Day in the Life with Susie Kocher, Central Sierra Cooperative Extension
By Jessica Sabine Brothers and Susie Kocher
Project Firehawk: Risk, Ripeness, and the Case for Paper Bags
By Annie Schmidt
An Ambassador by Any Name Doth Broaden Wildfire Resilience
By Rebecca Samulski