By Wildfire Research (WiRe) Team
Asking is Better Than Assuming: Enhancing the Work of Wildfire Practitioners with Social Science
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Fire in His Blood, Pace and Scale on His Mind: A Day in the Life with Forest Schafer
By Forest Schafer
Discover the #WildfirePrepDay Project Right for You: New Quiz and Project Menu!
By Allison Jolley
Firsthand Accounts: How to Prepare Your Community for a Wildfire Evacuation
By Allison Jolley
Better Work, Bigger Impact: Recent Fire Adaptation Highlights
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Science Thursday: Mysterious Mistletoe
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When Wildfire Hits the Ranch: Lessons Learned from the Thomas Fire
By Matthew Shapero, University of California Cooperative Extension
The Evolution of Leadership in Fire: Stories from Three WTREX Leaders
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Fire Narratives: Are Any Accurate?
By Sarah McCaffrey
Integrating Traditional Ecological Knowledge and World Renewal Ceremonies into Fire Adaptation: An Indigenous Stewardship Model
By Bill Tripp
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Working Together: That’s the Central-Oregon Way [A Day in the Life with Alison Green]
By Alison Green
Fantastic Failure: False Hope and the Four Mile Canyon Fire
By Dave Lasky