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A tale by two Kristen’s (and others) — Leveraging wildfire to increase forest resilience

Prescribed Fire in Winegrower Country: How Much Smoke is Too Much?

Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the Fire World

2026 Fire and Fire Surrogate SageSTEP webinar

Indigenous Fire Stewardship: Eco-Cultural Research for Wildfire Resilience in California and Beyond

After the Fire: Biodiversity on a Burning Planet

Wildfire smoke: drivers, impacts, and solutions

Back to site Edit Event Toolbar items katanja Wildfire Impacts on California’s Agricultural Sector

A 34-year retrospective assessment of USFS post-fire reforestation projects in the western US: Actual versus optimal planting sites for forest recovery

Community-Led Prescribed Fire and Fuels Reduction in Butte County, California

Operational Outage, Ignition and Wildfire Risk Modeling at PG&E

Navigating the Chaos: Risk Analysis, Decision Support, and Community Hardening Frameworks for Catastrophic Wildfires

Navigating the Chaos: Risk Analysis, Decision Support, and Community Hardening Frameworks for Catastrophic Wildfires

Extreme wildfire ecology: lessons learned for integrated fire management

A framework for reconstructing pre-Euroamerican fire regimes in California

What Works, Where, and For How Long? Empirical Insights on Fuel Treatment Effects & Effectiveness in California's Forests

Reforestation Opportunity Tool

Behave7 for Prescribed Fire Planning

Modelling wildfires: key issues, new approaches, remaining challenges

Lessons from first-entry burns and reburns: from novel fire exclusion to fire-adapted landscapes

Untrammeling the wilderness: Restoring natural conditions through the return of human-ignited fire

Lessons learned from Los Angeles: Clues in the ashes, signs of hope

Shifts in seasonality and increases in hydroclimate whiplash are increasing California wildfire risk

Contextualizing contemporary and future fire regimes in western US forests

Changing the Fire Paradigm in the Klamath Mountains

Realignment of federal environmental policies to recognize fire’s role

Early impacts of fire suppression in Jeffrey pine – Mixed conifer forests in the Sierra San Pedro Martir, Mexico

Spatial and Temporal Trends in Causes of Human-ignited Wildfires

Ecocultural stewardship of oak woodlands and riparian forests for diverse outcomes

History of postfire debris-flow science - how did we get here?

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Evaluating the Controls on Post-Fire Debris Flows in Western Oregon

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USACE Post-Wildfire Risk Management R&D

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Evolving Strategies to Enhance Post-Wildfire Debris Flow Monitoring and Data Collection in WA State

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What's next? Risk reduction considerations for post-wildfire debris flows

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A fire ecology primer for debris flow scientists

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Use of Weather Radadr for Monitoring Rainfall over Burn Scars

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Rainfall as the driver of post-wildfire flooding and debris flows: a review and synthesis

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Variability in hydrogeomorphic responses to fire across snow zones

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The Meteorology Behind Post-Fire Debris Flows

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Predicting the impacts of changing fire regimes on a rare chaparral shrub, Morro manzanita

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Matching plant functional traits to microsite conditions to maximize restoration survival

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Faunal long term responses to wildfire in the chaparral

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Drought limitations in restoring chaparral and coastal sage scrub species

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A Chaparral Primer: 10 things every citizen should know about chaparral

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Using the EcoServe Tool to quantify impacts of fire on chaparral biomass & other ecosystem services

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Time since fire impacts chaparral post-fire restoration success and seed bank recovery

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What is “Maritime Chaparral”?

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Fuels, fear and fire-followers: balancing human and ecological risk at Pinnacles National Park

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Developing a postfire restoration framework for shrublands

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Prescribed burning of Venturan coastal sage scrub

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Fire Management in Chamise Chaparral

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WUI Typologies: A multi-dimensional land classification

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To burn or not to burn, that is the question…

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The Regional Wildfire Mitigation Program

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Cowboys, Indians and the fire-curious: community based burning in CA shrub lands with PBAs

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Balancing Fuel Management Goals and the Ecological Impacts of Fuel Modification

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Reexamining the relationship between remaining twig diameter and fire intensity

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CAL VTP demystified

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Crushing Manzanitas to Save Them in the Santa Cruz Sandhills

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Frequent fire in N. California chaparral reduces shrub regeneration & native plant diversity

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Quantifying the Economic Value of Fuel Breaks in Southern California Chaparral

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Impact of Short Fire Return Intervals on Shrub Resilience: How Short is Too Short?

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Diverse approaches to a complex problem: restoring woody plant diversity to degraded chaparral

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Traditional and long-time use of prescribed fire

Traditional and long time use of prescribed fire - Spanish translation

Preparing for the “big one”: prescribed fire as a strategic fuel reduction tool

Western Forest Resilience: Which Way Forward?

Skip navigation Search Create Avatar image A worldwide view of the roles, status, and future of prescribed fire

Why do houses burn in wildfires and what can we do about it?

(Imagining and) designing coherent, adaptation-oriented laws about wildfire

Post Fire Restoration Symposium

2022 Wildland Firefighter Health Webinar Series Day 1 - Physical Health

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2022 Wildland Firefighter Health Webinar Series Day 2 - Mental Health

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Wildland Firefighter Health Day 3 - Supporting a Healthy Work Force

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What is forest resilience and how do we measure it in forest restoration?

California’s 1-million acre goal: Tracking our progress

Can landscape fuel treatments enhance both protection and resource management objectives?

Video 1/3 – Sustainable Mgmt. of CA’s Fire-Prone Landscape: Grazing for Community Resilience

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Video 2/3 – Sustainable Mgmt. of CA’s Fire-Prone Landscape: Grazing for Community Resilience

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Video 3/3 – Sustainable Mgmt. of CA’s Fire-Prone Landscape: Grazing for Community Resilience

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Restorative Burning: Outcomes from the 2019 Caples Fire

The complex interactions of native insects and diseases of true-firs in the Southern Sierras