By Brad Wright
Bringing the Fire Adapted Communities Framework to the Central Appalachians: Many Lands, Many Hands
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BLOG: Partnerships & Community Engagement
Opportunity Funds: Awards for FAC Work on a Local Scale
By Emily Troisi and FAC Net Affiliate Member Contributors
Burn Small, Burn Often: Introducing Practical Prescribed Fire Into Your Community
By Eric O’Connor
Fantastic Failure: Cooperative Housing as a Would-be Solution for Wildfire Disaster Recovery
by Magdalena Valderrama and Eliot Hurwitz
Common Ground, Neighborhood Networks, and How Preparing for Wildfire Brings Us Together
By Amanda Milici
The Workforce We Have: Reflections on the Practitioner Wellbeing Learning Group
By Annie Schmidt and Travis Dotson
Equitable Workforce Development in Fire Resilience: Creating Pathways for Priority Populations
By Cascada Ervin
Fire Adaptation in Southern Appalachia: Storytelling Through Story Maps
By Jen Haas
Introducing The Fire Adapted Communities Pathways Tool
By Annie Schmidt, Travis Paveglio, & Michelle Medley-Daniel
Collaborative Implementation in Fireshed Management: Insights from the Medio Fire Learning Exchange
By Ch’aska Huayhuaca, Rachel Bean and Mike Caggiano
Tools You Can Use: Toolkit Videos
By WAFAC Staff
Swimming Upstream: Finding Hope & Lessons in Wilderness Fire Management
By Julia Berkey