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Feb 12, 2026

Estimating wildfire carbon risk and annual carbon emissions in forests and rangelands across the continental US, circa 2014 and 2020

Terrestrial carbon is a highly valued resource due to its ecological, timber, and smoke impacts, as well as reasons related to atmospheric greenhouse gas cycling. While sequestering carbon in forests can be effective, terrestrial carbon resources…

Mar 11, 2026

Community Response to Wildfire

"Fueling Adaptations: Wildfire Governance and Community Adaptations in Fire-Prone Landscapes of the Western U.S."Presented by Miranda Mockrin, Research Scientist, and Lindsay Campbell, Research Social Scientist "Analyzing Social Media Comments: Case…

Feb 24, 2026

Creating a burn severity atlas across western US forests

Join this first webinar co-hosted by the Western Fire & Forest Resilience Collaborative, the Northwest Fire Science Consortium, and the Northern Rockies Fire Science Network. Burn severity is key to understanding the environmental impacts of…