Check our February 2025 newsletter for info on our latest video in collaboration with the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, to sign up for our upcoming webinar on prescribed fire and drought impacts on short-term tree growth, and lots of other updates and news from around the region.

A new November 2024 edition of our Traditional Knowledge & Fire newsletter is out now, full of resources, upcoming events, and more! Also check out the collection of resources on ethics and protocols for those looking to work with Tribes on projects and research.

Developed in collaboration with the USFS RMRS, our Risk Informed Wildfire Management page contains resources looking at how managers can approach the delicate balance between wildfire as a natural process, risk to property and values on the landscape, and risk to firefighters and resources.

Read our latest research brief, produced with the Rocky Mountain Research Station: "Connected Science - How Effective Are Landscape Scale Fuel Treatments?"

Check out the resources on our Wildland Firefighter Health Hot Topic page.