By Allison Jolley
Don’t Reinvent the Prescribed Fire Wheel: Must-Have Liability, Timing and Outreach Resources
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Seeking and Finding Community Capacity for Wildfire Resilience
By Jana Carp, Jana Carp Consulting
Your Wildfire Terminology Dictionary (Well, A Blog-Post Version of a Dictionary, at Least)
By Allison Jolley
#Fireadapted Summer Reading: 2018
By Allison Jolley
Six Great Wildfire Adaptation Resources in Spanish: It’s About More Than Word-for-Word Translations
By Maria Estrada, The Nature Conservancy
Collaborative Spatial Fire Management: Getting Ahead of Fire Using Potential Operational Delineations
By Mike Caggiano, Colorado Forest Restoration Institute, Colorado State University
Asking is Better Than Assuming: Enhancing the Work of Wildfire Practitioners with Social Science
By Wildfire Research (WiRe) Team
6 Resources to Help Communities Recover After Wildfire
By Annie Schmidt and Hilary Lundgren
Prescribed Fire Outreach Assessment — The Verdict Is In
By Jennifer Fawcett
Facilitating Dialogue in Communities: Using the FAC Self-Assessment Tool
By Emily Troisi
The ABC’s of Wildfire Terminology
By Allison Jolley
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A New Perspective on Fire Management [Book Review of “Florida: A Fire Survey” by Stephen J Pyne]
By Alan Long, Southern Fire Exchange