Join us for the 10th International Fire Ecology and Management Congress being held in California, USA.

This three-day exchange will bring together a diverse community of practitioners to focus on understanding, preventing, and recovering from wildfires.

The 5th Annual National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy will focus on “Keeping pace with reality – accepting the hard truths and boldly undertaking the hard work.”

The Conference aims to provide an up-to-date on the developments in forest fire science and technology and an opportunity to meet persons and institutions, to promote international cooperation in this research and management area.

The 2021 Wildland Fire Canada Conference will be held in the Westin Edmonton, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Join the Pacific Northwest Section, Society for Range Management for their Annual Meeting this fall.

This conference focuses on connecting fire ecology research and management across geographic and disciplinary boundaries, with opportunities for in-person or virtual participation.

The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests will be hosting the annual Women in Wildfire Training this fall.

Join this free event for three days including a community program, science and management talks, silent auction with dinner, and field trip to two BLM project sites.

The Natural Areas Conference will be held in Duluth, Minnesota in 2022.

The Southern Area Burn Boss Refresher RT-300 will be held at the Chattanooga, Convention Center in Chattanooga, TN.

This conference will focus on one of the most important forces shaping wildfire and how we can better prepare and respond to this formidable challenge in the new decade.

The Conference aims to involve scientists, researchers and policy makers whose activities are focused on different aspects of fires and their impacts.

The IAFC's Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) conference offers hands-on training and interactive sessions designed to address the challenges of wildland fire.

Join us in Miramar Beach, Florida for the 9th International Fire Ecology and Management Congress, hosted in cooperation with Tall Timbers.

Research on the restoration and management of the high five pines is growing more important every year as studies and monitoring reveal challenges to the survival of these species. The H5II conference program will feature keynote and plenary presentations from experts in the field, providing important background information and state of knowledge explorations of topics directly related to conservation planning and management actions. 

The overall objective of the 4th National Cohesive Strategy Workshop is to facilitate an interactive forum for participants around the stated topics for shared learning and provide practical information they can utilize in their own organizations. In addition, Workshop leaders will collectively document session outcomes to provide a summary for local, regional and national stakeholders.

TThe Great Plains Fire Summit will be held September 21st -23rd, 2021 at the Ramada Sandhills Convention Center in North Platte, Nebraska.

The theme of the 2021 Colorado Wildfire Conference is Resilient Colorado: Moving Forward in Evolving Wildfire Landscapes.

Presentations will investigate the effects of low, medium and high intensity fires on the four sub-themes: climate change; fire ecology; ferals, weeds and restoration; and community resilience.

The Northwest Fire Science Consortium is hosting interactive presentations that bridge research and practice using the National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy's three pillars: Resilient Ecosystems, Fire-Adapted Communities, and Safe & Effective Wildfire Response.

The Crown Managers Partnership is hosting its annual forum, a workshop style event focused on a different conservation topic each year. In 2021 the topic is fire.

Join us for a 2-day webinar series this fall to discuss the 1) Impacts of COVID-19 on the 2020 Fire Season and 2) Integration of Fire Ecology and the Bioeconomy into Wildfire Management.

The 47th Natural Areas Conference, Sierra to Sagebrush: Integrating Management and Stewardship Across Landscapes, is focused on the unique ecological and management dynamics that distinguish the Nevada-California borderlands, the Great Basin and Sierra mountains. 

The 2020 virtual conference will focus on examples and best practices for engaging a broader audience in finding their roles in wildfire risk reduction. Topic cover community fire adaptation, landscape resilience, and response related opportunities for engaging broader audiences.