This webinar series is intended for all land managers and will focus on critical topics related to forest mortality trends. These presentations will provide big picture and synthetic looks at the current state of knowledge and management considerations. Each day is comprised of multiple presentations from expert practitioners and researchers. Sessions will be 90-minutes in length and recorded.

Join the National Officer Team for a resume building workshop!

This webinar series is intended for all land managers and will focus on critical topics related to forest mortality trends. These presentations will provide big picture and synthetic looks at the current state of knowledge and management considerations. Each day is comprised of multiple presentations from expert practitioners and researchers. Sessions will be 90-minutes in length and recorded.

Presenters from the CLIMAS team will share findings examining long-term trends in wildfire activity and how climate, including drought, extreme heat, and wet periods, influences fire across forests, grasslands, and shrublands in the Southwest.

Join the Oak Woodlands and Forests Fire Consortium for their Fall 2026 Webinar Series!

This webinar series is intended for all land managers and will focus on critical topics related to forest mortality trends. These presentations will provide big picture and synthetic looks at the current state of knowledge and management considerations. Each day is comprised of multiple presentations from expert practitioners and researchers. Sessions will be 90-minutes in length and recorded.

The seventh year of the Cascadia Wildfire and Urban Smoke webinar series will include a diverse set of speakers and panels discussing critical research and policy issues related to the growing threat of wildfire.

The Fueling Collaboration Panel Discussion Series is a series of interactive panel discussions designed to connect fire managers and researchers.

This webinar series is intended for all land managers and will focus on critical topics related to forest mortality trends. These presentations will provide big picture and synthetic looks at the current state of knowledge and management considerations. Each day is comprised of multiple presentations from expert practitioners and researchers. Sessions will be 90-minutes in length and recorded.

The Fire Lab Seminar Series provides a platform for researchers and managers to present their work in an environment that encourages critical thought, the free exchange of ideas, and knowledge discovery.

This webinar series is intended for all land managers and will focus on critical topics related to forest mortality trends. These presentations will provide big picture and synthetic looks at the current state of knowledge and management considerations. Each day is comprised of multiple presentations from expert practitioners and researchers. Sessions will be 90-minutes in length and recorded.

New Hampshire’s increasingly severe droughts, including the record‑setting conditions in 2025, have heightened wildfire risk across the region. The Saco Wildfire Resiliency Project addresses these challenges in the wildland–urban interface of the Mount Washington Valley by reducing fuels and reintroducing fire in a pine‑oak community. This webinar will outline the project’s planning and implementation, the logistical and social considerations of burning near communities, and ongoing research on post‑fire pine health.

Join the Oak Woodlands and Forests Fire Consortium for their Fall 2026 Webinar Series!

The Alaska Vegetation (AKVEG) Map provides consistent and detailed vegetation spatial data across Alaska at a 10-m resolution, representing vegetation types defined in the U.S. National Vegetation Classification. The map consists of multiple components to adapt to a variety of user needs. Most users will likely find the categorical map easiest to interpret while quantitative maps of vegetation composition provide analytical flexibility for statistical analyses.

Register once and join all year: LANDFIRE Office Hour Series: 2026!

The Fire Lab Seminar Series provides a platform for researchers and managers to present their work in an environment that encourages critical thought, the free exchange of ideas, and knowledge discovery.

The Fueling Collaboration Panel Discussion Series is a series of interactive panel discussions designed to connect fire managers and researchers.

Interest in prescribed fire for various land management objectives is growing across the northeastern United States, offering a unique opportunity to study its effects on soil and litter. Our research group at the University of Maine evaluated immediate aboveground and belowground responses to an experimental prescribed burn conducted by the Maine Forest Service in May 2026 within a red oak/ mixedwood forest type. Ongoing forest floor measurements and a decomposition experiment will clarify how prescribed fire affects nutrient cycling and long-term forest productivity. Alongside the ecological study, a Learn & Burn event brought together agency staff, land managers, and community members for prescribed fire education, while students gained practical fire management training.

Join the Oak Woodlands and Forests Fire Consortium for their Fall 2026 Webinar Series!

The presentation will highlight opportunities to make wildfire smoke communication more actionable for Alaska communities.

The seventh year of the Cascadia Wildfire and Urban Smoke webinar series will include a diverse set of speakers and panels discussing critical research and policy issues related to the growing threat of wildfire.

The seventh year of the Cascadia Wildfire and Urban Smoke webinar series will include a diverse set of speakers and panels discussing critical research and policy issues related to the growing threat of wildfire.

The Fueling Collaboration Panel Discussion Series is a series of interactive panel discussions designed to connect fire managers and researchers.

Join the Oak Woodlands and Forests Fire Consortium for their Fall 2026 Webinar Series!

The seventh year of the Cascadia Wildfire and Urban Smoke webinar series will include a diverse set of speakers and panels discussing critical research and policy issues related to the growing threat of wildfire.

The Fueling Collaboration Panel Discussion Series is a series of interactive panel discussions designed to connect fire managers and researchers.

A free one hour webinar from Missouri University of Science and Technology, the Southern Fire Exchange, University of Florida IFAS, and the Joint Fire Science Program.

The seventh year of the Cascadia Wildfire and Urban Smoke webinar series will include a diverse set of speakers and panels discussing critical research and policy issues related to the growing threat of wildfire.

The seventh year of the Cascadia Wildfire and Urban Smoke webinar series will include a diverse set of speakers and panels discussing critical research and policy issues related to the growing threat of wildfire.

The seventh year of the Cascadia Wildfire and Urban Smoke webinar series will include a diverse set of speakers and panels discussing critical research and policy issues related to the growing threat of wildfire.

The seventh year of the Cascadia Wildfire and Urban Smoke webinar series will include a diverse set of speakers and panels discussing critical research and policy issues related to the growing threat of wildfire.