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A duff workshop offered by the Southern Fire Exchange in 2019. Photo by David Godwin, the Southern Fire Exchange.

In the News: Building Trust and Collaboration in Fire Science (fireuniversity.libsyn.com)

09/04/2024

Dr. Molly Hunter joins the Fire University podcast to discuss her work with the Joint Fire Science Program and the Fire Science Exchange Network, two organizations established to support wildland fire science research, provide science-based decisions to managers, and foster collaboration between scientists and practitioners.

In the News: We’re in a deadly cycle of mega fires. The way out is to burn more. (www.vox.com)

09/04/2024

How one Karuk fire crew leader is decolonizing our relationship to fire.

A 2019 fire at Keālia Pond National Wildlife Refuge.

In the News: Maui Conservationists and Firefighters Receive U.S. Department of the Interior Honors for Valor in Wildfire Response (hoodline.com)

08/22/2024

A group of Maui bird conservationists and state firefighters have been honored with a prestigious award from the U.S. Department of the Interior for their bravery and swift action during a wildfire incident in August 2023.

Department of the Interior bison seal set against green mountainous background.

Strengthening the Health and Wellbeing of our Wildland Firefighters

08/09/2024

As part of Interior and Agriculture Departments' efforts to expand resources for federal wildland fire personnel, behavioral health officers from the U.S. Public Health Service are being assigned to the departments to provide additional prevention and education services in support of the Joint Wildland Firefighter Behavioral Health Program.

Satellite image of wildland fire detection

Biden-Harris Administration Advances Early Wildfire Detection by Expanding Use of Satellites as Part of Investing in America agenda (www.doi.gov)

07/23/2024

The Biden-Harris administration today announced it is taking additional steps to safeguard western communities in the face of increasingly dangerous and intense wildfires by expanding advanced satellite detection capabilities.

Zoe Belinda, Office of Wildland Fire intern, standing next to the Montana block of the World War II Memorial in Washington D.C. She points to the word "Montana."

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In the News: Building Trust and Collaboration in Fire Science (fireuniversity.libsyn.com)

In the News: We’re in a deadly cycle of mega fires. The way out is to burn more. (www.vox.com)

In the News: Maui Conservationists and Firefighters Receive U.S. Department of the Interior Honors for Valor in Wildfire Response (hoodline.com)

Strengthening the Health and Wellbeing of our Wildland Firefighters

Biden-Harris Administration Advances Early Wildfire Detection by Expanding Use of Satellites as Part of Investing in America agenda (www.doi.gov)

Opportunity of a Lifetime: Interning at the Office of Wildland Fire

Biden-Harris Administration provides nearly $11 million to advance wildland fire research (www.blm.gov)

In the News: In Montana, a Tribally Led Effort to Restore the Whitebark Pine (undark.org)

In the News: Wildfires, Cheatgrass Have Nevada Feeling the Need for Seed (thenevadaindependent.com)

In the News: An Alaska wildlife refuge is changing its wildfire strategy to limit carbon emissions (alaskapublic.org)

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