In Memoriam: Dante Arturo Rodríguez Trejo

Kjersten Peterson

July 7, 2025

News, Tribute

In Memoriam: Dante Arturo Rodríguez Trejo

A tribute to Dante Arturo Rodríguez Trejo, a renowned leader in fire ecology in Mexico.

Kjersten Peterson

July 2, 2025

News

Get Certified in 2025!

Kjersten Peterson

July 2, 2025

News

Applications are now being accepted for the 2025 professional and academic wildland fire certification program.

Kjersten Peterson

July 2, 2025

2026 JFSP Funding Announcement

Kjersten Peterson

July 2, 2025

The 2026 Joint Fire Science Program Funding Announcements are now open and close September 18th, 2025.

Kjersten Peterson

June 10, 2025

Look to the future and join the AFE Mentoring Futures Program as a mentee or mentor!

Kjersten Peterson

June 10, 2025

Look to the future and join the AFE Mentoring Futures Program as a mentee or mentor!

AFE's Mentoring Futures Program cultivates the future of wildland fire and resource conservation by investing in future leaders. The application due date for the 5th year of this program has been extended to June 25th.

Hannah Hull

April 10, 2025

AFE Fire Congress Call for Proposals: 1 Month Left!

Hannah Hull

April 10, 2025

AFE Fire Congress Call for Proposals: 1 Month Left!

Proposals will be accepted for special sessions, workshops and trainings, and fire circle discussion groups until May 15th, 2025. Submit yours today and we’ll see you at the 11th International Fire Ecology and Management Congress 2025!

Hannah Hull

March 26, 2025

New Webinar Series! Proposals being accepted for Fire CAFÉ: Conversations Around Fire Ecology

Hannah Hull

March 26, 2025

New Webinar Series! Proposals being accepted for Fire CAFÉ: Conversations Around Fire Ecology

Fire CAFÉ webinars are 1 hour, online discussions hosted by the Association for Fire Ecology. We are accepting proposals now!

Hannah Hull

February 25, 2025

AFE's Statement on Recent US Federal Actions:

Hannah Hull

February 25, 2025

AFE's Statement on Recent US Federal Actions:

We are dedicated to supporting the wildland fire community and making it clear that the global fire crisis will not be solved by lack of funding, resources, or people. Click to read AFE’s statement on recent US federal actions.