We thought that North Forkers would be interested in reading the Western Region National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy September Newsletter. It begins…
This has been a particularly tough season for stakeholders in the West. Cohesive Strategy’s Western Region and its partners are leading the charge to facilitate identification and implementation of collaborative, cross-boundary solutions to the complex, landscape-level issues we are facing today. The Cohesive Strategy is the right framework from which to continue to build social, political and scientific support to address these issues. Change will not occur overnight but together we can change the trajectory that can be plainly observed in recent fire seasons.
In this issue:
- Collaborative Landscape Planning and Fuels Reduction Pays Off
- “Why I Burned My Property and How I Shot It”
- Public – Private Partnerships Paying Off During Montana Fires
- An Assessment of Wildfire Transmission and its Implications for Risk Governance
- Teaching Fire with Fire
- Increases in Wildfire-Caused Erosion Can Impact Water Supply and Quality
- What the Joint Fire Science Program Can Do for You
- Upcoming Learning Opportunities
