This webinar will focus on satellite-based and field-based fire severity metrics: which ones work best, where, and when?
This webinar mini-series (Nov 10 & 12, 2020 at 1PM PST) will introduce a new collaborative project to develop landscape-scale fire management tools for the NCRP and Western Klamath Mountains planning areas, and solicit local input on key questions and dynamics to consider as the project is developed.
Register by May 1st to enjoy updates and conversation with fire scientists and managers from across the North State!
Join us for the 2018 meeting of the Northern California Prescribed Fire Council! This year's meeting will include a field tour, evening social, and full-day meeting in beautiful Mt. Shasta, CA. We hope you can join us!
Join the Northern California Prescribed Fire Council for their spring meeting, coming up March 7-8 in Petaluma! There's a great line-up of speakers, networking time, and a field day.
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This field tour will visit nearby fuel breaks and discuss good and bad examples, fuel break maintenance, funding and cost-share programs for fuels reduction, methods for fuel break construction and maintenance, and the current status of area fuel breaks.
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We are happy to announce our Fall 2015 Nor Cal TREX, which will take place October 20-November 1 throughout northern California. Please see the announcement for information, and visit the application website for more details and to apply: www.trexregistration.weebly.com
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Join us at the UC Hopland Research & Extension Center. Participants will learn about fuel hazard reduction treatments, tour a 10-year old fire/fire-surrogate study, and help build a decision support tool for Chaparral.
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Fire Effects in the Lodge Fire:
On May 7, 2015 visit UC’s Angelo Reserve near Branscomb, CA (Mendocino County), which burned in the 2014 Lodge Fire.
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Join us on April 22 near Weaverville, CA. We will visit sites near Oregon Mountain and near Trinity Lake, and talk about wildfire, prescribed fire, research, and management.
The California Fire Science Consortium is divided into 4 geographic regions and 1 wildland-urban interface (WUI) team. Statewide coordination of this program is based at UC Berkeley.
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This regional Fire Science Exchange is one of 15 regional fire science exchanges.
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