Wildland Fire News

A selection of news releases and stories related to wildland fire management. For details about ongoing wildfires, visit the National Interagency Fire Center.

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NPS national fire planner Melissa Forder.

Opening Doors for Women in Fire with Melissa Forder

03/31/2022

March is Women’s History Month. This year, we’re highlighting some of the trailblazing women that are improving wildland fire management. Meet the national fire planner for the National Park Service, Melissa Forder. 

Interior’s Office of Wildland Fire chief of staff, Cynthia Moses-Nedd.

Jumping Off the Cliff with Cynthia Moses-Nedd

03/31/2022

March is Women’s History Month. This year, we’re highlighting some of the trailblazing women that are improving wildland fire management. Meet the chief of staff for Interior’s Office of Wildland Fire, Cynthia Moses-Nedd. 

BLM division chief for fire planning and fuels management, Jolie Pollet.

Increasing Our Understanding of Wildfires through Diverse Perspectives with Jolie Pollet

03/31/2022

March is Women’s History Month. This year, we’re highlighting some of the trailblazing women that are improving wildland fire management. Meet the division chief for fire planning and fuels management at the Bureau of Land Management, Jolie Pollet. 

President’s 2023 Budget Proposes Significant Investments to Address the Nation’s Wildfire Crisis

03/28/2022

The Biden-Harris Administration today submitted to Congress the President’s Budget for fiscal year 2023. It proposes a significant increase for the Department of the Interior’s Wildland Fire Management Program to address the effects of climate change and the impacts of wildfires on public health, communities, and natural and cultural resources.

Firefighters walk through smoke and extinguish flames at the Lava Fire.

Biden-Harris Administration Issues Call for Wildfire Commission Member Applications (www.doi.gov)

03/10/2022

The Departments of the Interior, Agriculture, and Homeland Security through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) are now accepting applications for members to the Wildland Fire Mitigation and Management Commission.

Personnel complete a joint USFWS and CAL FIRE prescribed fire.

Keeping Good Company: A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and CAL FIRE Partnership, Part 3

03/04/2022

Partnerships will be key to addressing the new norm of more frequent, severe wildfires and implementing the historic new funding for federal wildland fire management provided through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. A partnership in California showcases how two agencies can collaborate to more effectively respond to wildfires on both state- and federally-managed lands. This third installment explores the importance of that partnership around national wildlife refuges in Merced County.

CAL FIRE-San Diego County Fire Authority Station

Keeping Good Company: A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and CAL FIRE Partnership, Part 2

03/03/2022

Partnerships will be key to addressing the new norm of more frequent, severe wildfires and implementing the historic new funding for federal wildland fire management provided through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. A partnership in California showcases how two agencies can collaborate to more effectively respond to wildfires on both state- and federally-managed lands. This second installment explores the effectiveness of that partnership in the San Diego area.

San Diego National Wildlife Refuge firefighters.

Keeping Good Company: A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and CAL FIRE Partnership, Part 1

03/02/2022

The Office of Wildland Fire Quarterly Bulletin (content.govdelivery.com)

03/01/2022

The winter 2022 edition of the Office of Wildland Fire's quarterly bulletin discusses a historic investment in wildland fire management, workforce reforms for firefighters, COVID-19 mitigation for the 2022 fire season, and more.

Smoke rising from the 2020 Archie Creek Fire.

In the News: UN: Wildfires Getting Worse Globally, Governments Unprepared (apnews.com)

03/01/2022

A warming planet and changes to land use patterns mean more wildfires will scorch large parts of the globe in coming decades, causing spikes in unhealthy smoke pollution and other problems that governments are ill prepared to confront, according to a U.N. report.

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Opening Doors for Women in Fire with Melissa Forder

Jumping Off the Cliff with Cynthia Moses-Nedd

Increasing Our Understanding of Wildfires through Diverse Perspectives with Jolie Pollet

President’s 2023 Budget Proposes Significant Investments to Address the Nation’s Wildfire Crisis

Biden-Harris Administration Issues Call for Wildfire Commission Member Applications (www.doi.gov)

Keeping Good Company: A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and CAL FIRE Partnership, Part 3

Keeping Good Company: A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and CAL FIRE Partnership, Part 2

Keeping Good Company: A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and CAL FIRE Partnership, Part 1

The Office of Wildland Fire Quarterly Bulletin (content.govdelivery.com)

In the News: UN: Wildfires Getting Worse Globally, Governments Unprepared (apnews.com)

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