Celebrating 10 Years of the Blog!

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A Decade of Stories, Resources, and Perspectives from the Fire Community For a decade, the Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network has been offering this blog as a platform for practitioners…

Voces del Fuego (Voices of Fire)

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Editor’s note: The Watershed Research and Training Center (WRTC), based in Hayfork, CA, is the Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network’s umbrella organization. In this blog, WRTC shares the launch of…

The 2024 Reader Survey

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We love our readers. We strive to ensure that the time you spend reading and responding to our blogs, newsletters, social media posts, and more is well spent, and gives…

Untrammeling the Wilderness

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Editor’s note: Clare Boerigter is the Wilderness Fire Research Fellow at the Aldo Leopold Wilderness Research Institute (ALWRI), part of the U.S. Forest Service’s Rocky Mountain Research Station. Clare is…

Parmer Lane Fire: An Accidental Success Story

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Editor’s note: Kari Hines, Firewise Coordinator and Public Information Officer for Texas A&M Forest Service, has 10 years experience responding to wildfires in Central Texas and beyond. In this blog,…

How Wildfire Policy Hits the Ground

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Editor’s note: Emery Cowan is a program manager with FAC Net and helps support our engagement in the Forest Service’s Community Navigators initiative. In this blog, Emery recaps common themes…