View PDF Flyer with event information >

About the Event

The Spring Fire MOU* Partnership will be held at the McClellan Wildfire Training Center on April 5, 2019. The morning sessions will include Barriers to Burning, Pyrosilviculture, Fire and Reforestation, Fire's Role in Restoring Burned Landscapes, and Pyrodiversity. The afternoon will focus on Air Quality --  Fire Manager Collaboration: Monitoring, Modeling and Messaging in 2019-2020. This meeting is free to attend and open to all interested.

Presentation PDF’s:

Policy Barriers to Prescribed Fire: Challenges and Opportunities Across the West by Courtney Schultz, Associate Professor and Director, Public Lands Policy Group, Colorado State University.
View Presentation PDF >

Using fire in burned forests: untangling the complex interactions among successive fires by Brandon Collins, Pacific Southwest Research Station and UC Berkeley.
View Presentation PDF >

Pyrodiversity in Sierra Nevada Mixed Conifer Forest by Jamie Lydersen, California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Fire and Resource Assessment Program.
View Presentation PDF >

Fire and Reforestation in California by Malcolm North, Research Ecologist, Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station. View Presentation PDF >

Pyrosilviculture by Rob York, Adjunct Assoc. Prof. of Forestry, UC Berkeley. View Presentation PDF >

For more information email or call: craigthomas068@gmail.com  (916) 708-9409 

*For more information on the history and progress of the Fire MOU, click here >