From the Tahoe Network of Fire Adapted Communities: This webinar will explore strategies for maintaining momentum, nurturing leadership, and building long-term engagement in your community. Hear what’s worked for others and leave with ideas to keep your community connected and fire-adapted.

Join the Southwest Fire Science Consortium for a webinar with Dr. Christopher Roos about tree-ring fire history records.

2025 Fall Fire Science Webinar Series from the Oak Woodlands and Forests Fire Consortium: Eastern U.S. old growth and prescribed fire presented by Dr. Jacob Fraser from the USDA Forest Service Northern Research Station.

In NAFSE’s Student Webinar Series, students will share their work via webinar and connect with the fire and forestry community to establish productive working relationships.

NAFSE will be hosting the Indigenous Landscape Initiative (In Land) for a webinar on Wednesday, October 29, 2025 from 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EDT.

LANDFIRE Office Hour Series: 2025- Register once and join all year!

This is a webinar presented by Forest Service Research and Development, organized by the Rocky Mountain Research Station. It is one of four webinar sessions in a series about Productive Forests and Rangelands.

In NAFSE’s Student Webinar Series, students will share their work via webinar and connect with the fire and forestry community to establish productive working relationships.

2025 Fall Fire Science Webinar Series from the Oak Woodlands and Forests Fire Consortium: Seasonality of fire effects on deer, turkey, and oak regeneration presented by Dr. Mark Turner from Oklahoma State University.

In NAFSE’s Student Webinar Series, students will share their work via webinar and connect with the fire and forestry community to establish productive working relationships.

Join the Southwest Fire Science Consortium and the Forest Stewards Guild for a webinar which will offer lessons learned from an assortment of Southwest-based studies on the social and ecological factors that drive human-caused wildfires and offer pathways for research findings to be implemented to reduce human ignitions in the future.

This seminar series, hosted by NOAA's Climate Program Office and NOAA’s Fire Observation, Research, and Services Team (FOReST) Team features cutting-edge research from NOAA scientists and NOAA-supported investigators, showcasing NOAA and partner fire research activities and their impact on science and services.

This is a webinar presented by Forest Service Research and Development, organized by the Rocky Mountain Research Station. It is one of four webinar sessions in a series about Productive Forests and Rangelands.

Join the Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network and Liz Walker, PhD for an informational webinar all around smoke ready communities

2025 Fall Fire Science Webinar Series from the Oak Woodlands and Forests Fire Consortium: Increasing large wildfires and wood cover fuels in the Eastern U.S. presented by Dr. Victoria Donovan from the University of Florida.

The NAFSE Fire & Fire History Working Group is hosting its second mini-symposium. The event will take place on Monday, October 6, 2025 from 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM EDT.

From the Tahoe Network of Fire Adapted Communities: Ready to move from planning to doing? This webinar will highlight creative, achievable ideas to help your community take action on wildfire preparedness. Learn from real examples, get inspired by what other Neighborhood Ambassadors are doing, and walk away with tools to spark engagement and participation in your neighborhood.

This seminar series, hosted by NOAA's Climate Program Office and NOAA’s Fire Observation, Research, and Services Team (FOReST) Team features cutting-edge research from NOAA scientists and NOAA-supported investigators, showcasing NOAA and partner fire research activities and their impact on science and services.

A free one hour webinar from Texas A&M, the Consortium of Appalachian Fire Managers and Scientists, the Southern Fire Exchange, and the University of Florida IFAS.

Join the NCSS Partners Seminar on research surrounding wildland fire (which includes both prescribed fire and wildfire) and soil interactions in agricultural, forestry, and range ecosystems.

LANDFIRE Office Hour Series: 2025- Register once and join all year!

LANDFIRE Office Hour Series: 2025- Register once and join all year!

This seminar series, hosted by NOAA's Climate Program Office and NOAA’s Fire Observation, Research, and Services Team (FOReST) Team features cutting-edge research from NOAA scientists and NOAA-supported investigators, showcasing NOAA and partner fire research activities and their impact on science and services.

This webinar will focus on ecological drought research and collaborative efforts to inform terrestrial and coastal restoration efforts and natural resource management. Research findings from the Fiscal Year 2022 Coping with Drought competitions on Ecological Drought and Building Tribal Drought Resilience will be shared.

This webinar hosted by the Wisconsin Forestry Center at UW Stevens Point will discuss challenges of suppression costs and resource allocation for large urban-interface fires.

Join the Society of American Foresters for a webinar about the Rangeland Resources Chapter of the 2020 RPA Assessment.

In this webinar from the Southwest Fire Science Consortium, “learn about the potential uses of biological soil crust sods (biocrust sods) for degraded soils restoration and as fire and fuel breaks in desert environments.”

LANDFIRE Office Hour Series: 2025- Register once and join all year!

Join this webinar (at an alternate time) from Headwaters Economics and Hawai’i Wildfire Management Organization to “learn about wildfire-resistant building materials, real cost estimates for Hawai'i, and practical ways to reduce ignition risks around your home.”

“The REBURN modeling framework evaluates pathways to restore fire to fire-excluded landscapes. Building on previous work in Washington and British Columbia, the REBURN team is working in partnership with the Karuk Tribe to examine pathways that support the ecocultural restoration of fire in the western Klamath Mountains.”