Month: July 2018

Mexico has deployed over 300 of its firefighters and technicians to Ontario during the past two weeks, to help battle forest fires menacing the province. […]

The Conservation Corps of Long Beach received a $1 million grant from the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection to reduce greenhouse gas emissions […]

Returning more of the San Juan National Forest to a healthy and resilient state will require more proactive thinning and managed fires. “When we have […]

As the West’s fire seasons grow more intense, a team of Oregon State University researchers is looking for ways to keep blazes from spreading. They’re […]

An appellate court’s ruling against a proposed logging project in the Kootenai National Forest represents another sticking point for the beleaguered East Reservoir timber sale, but falls […]

Before firefighters entered the Modified Fire Response Zone of the asbestos-contaminated forest near Libby to suppress the Highway 37 Fire, they donned full-face respirators, and […]

Roger Gray has lived in his suburban subdivision in a quiet California city for 30 years. On Thursday, it was struck by a jaw-dropping geophysical phenomenon. Gray […]

A massive wildfire in Northern California has torched more than 1,000 homes in and around the city of Redding, authorities said Wednesday as some evacuees were allowed to […]

We often talk about fire-adapted forests, but what exactly do we mean? Many people wonder what happens to the trees, plants, and wildlife during and […]

Forests are constantly changing with weather, disturbance, and conversion to other land uses, but how do we know if year-to-year changes are just a one-off […]