By Ashley McFarland
Evacuation Planning — What Does It Take to Get a Community Started?
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BLOG: Success Story/Lessons Learned
Best Way to Get a Resident’s Attention: Burn Down Their Home (Through a Wildfire Simulation, Of Course)
By Liz Davy and Paula Nelson
Wildfire Community Preparedness Day 2017: What Happened?
By Allison Jolley
Taking Off the Training Wheels: A Community Gears Up For More FAC Work
By Michelle Connelly
Making Lemonade from Lemons: How Intense Wildfire Seasons Yielded Utah’s New Wildfire Policy
By Jennifer Hansen and Nathan Barrons
Advancing FAC in Hawaii: Increasing Awareness, Thinking Both Short and Long Term and … Goats?
By Pablo Beimler
Crossing Lines to Promote Wildfire Awareness: Multi-State Wildfire Policy Initiative
By Sonya Sistare
Pile Burning in Southwest Colorado: Complicated Circumstances Offset by Partner Support
By Rebecca Samulski
Winter Pile Burning Highlights: Snow Tips, Outreach and a Surprise
Allison Jolley
Teaching Fire with Fire: A Unique Approach to Community Outreach
By Conrad Greaves, Talking Talons Youth Leadership
Between Two Fires: Lessons Learned in Kittitas County
By Russ Hobbs and Carolyn Berglund
Key Principles Behind Utah’s New Wildfire Policy: Engaging Municipalities and Distributing Risk
By Jennifer Hansen, Utah Wildland Urban Interface Program Coordinator, State of Utah, Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands