This workshop organized by the Southwest Fire Science Consortium is for those with an interest in building relationships between fire and archaeology staff. November 27th will consist of a one-day workshop on fire effects to archaeological resources, and November 28-29 will be an interactive workshop covering the following topics: 

• Importance of fire on the landscape and the importance of protecting cultural resources within that context
• How can fire managers and archaeologists effectively work together?
• Basic fire effects on resources
• Process- roles and responsibilities and how to better communicate before and during wildfire events
• How to build an inclusive planning process pre-fire
• How to build relationships

A $35 dollar fee will be assessed to cover workshop expenses. For more information and to register, visit this link.