49:43
Power Dynamics and Fire Response: A Geopolitical Perspective on the CZU Lightning Complex Fires
25:07
Evaluating the Controls on Post-Fire Debris Flows in Western Oregon
30:27
USACE Post-Wildfire Risk Management R&D
21:24
Evolving Strategies to Enhance Post-Wildfire Debris Flow Monitoring and Data Collection in WA State
49:19
What's next? Risk reduction considerations for post-wildfire debris flows
33:36
A fire ecology primer for debris flow scientists
25:17
Use of Weather Radar for Monitoring Rainfall over Burn Scars
29:12
Rainfall as the driver of post-wildfire flooding and debris flows: a review and synthesis
29:21
Variability in hydrogeomorphic responses to fire across snow zones
33:41
The Meteorology Behind Post-Fire Debris Flows
01:02:22
History of postfire debris-flow science - how did we get here?
14:42
Developing a postfire restoration framework for shrublands
15:01
Time since fire impacts chaparral post-fire restoration success and seed bank recovery
15:53
Drought limitations in restoring chaparral and coastal sage scrub species
14:01
Matching plant functional traits to microsite conditions to maximize restoration survival
16:31
Diverse approaches to a complex problem: restoring woody plant diversity to degraded chaparral
12:03
Quantifying the Economic Value of Fuel Breaks in Southern California Chaparral
10:51
Crushing Manzanitas to Save Them in the Santa Cruz Sandhills
12:49
Reexamining the relationship between remaining twig diameter and fire intensity
10:58
Cowboys, Indians and the fire-curious: community based burning in CA shrub lands with PBAs
12:03
To burn or not to burn, that is the question…
08:03
Fire Management in Chamise Chaparral
09:44
Fuels, fear and fire-followers: balancing human and ecological risk at Pinnacles National Park
15:15
Using the EcoServe Tool to quantify impacts of fire on chaparral biomass & other ecosystem services
16:56
Faunal long term responses to wildfire in the chaparral
15:11
Predicting the impacts of changing fire regimes on a rare chaparral shrub, Morro manzanita
17:50
Impact of Short Fire Return Intervals on Shrub Resilience: How Short is Too Short?
15:39
Frequent fire in N. California chaparral reduces shrub regeneration & native plant diversity
16:53
CAL VTP demystified
15:29
Balancing Fuel Management Goals and the Ecological Impacts of Fuel Modification
14:29
The Regional Wildfire Mitigation Program
17:14
WUI Typologies: A multi-dimensional land classification
13:39
Prescribed burning of Venturan coastal sage scrub
20:15
What is “Maritime Chaparral”?
34:59
A Chaparral Primer: 10 things every citizen should know about chaparral
01:10:00
Developing a Practical Physical Wildfire Behavior Model
56:34
Towards Advancing the Prediction of Wildland Fuels Combustion through Detailed Kinetics
01:26:20
Traditional and long time use of prescribed fire - Spanish translation
01:24:09
Traditional and long time use of prescribed fire
01:00:04
Victims or Survivors? The Cost of Culture in Fire Recovery
01:05:12
Surviving a burning world: how ecology can transform socioecological resilience to wildfire
01:26:27
Preparing for the “big one”: prescribed fire as a strategic fuel reduction tool
55:24
California’s Prescribed Fire (R)evolution: Changing Hearts, Minds, and Landscapes
01:04:35
Reforestation for Resilience: Creating Fire-Adapted Forests for the Future
01:14:23
Western Forest Resilience: Which Way Forward?
59:25
The Role of Economics in Wildfire Risk Management
53:11
Quantifying burn severity: when do our measurements work?
01:57:38
A worldwide view of the roles, status, and future of prescribed fire
53:45
Update on Desert and Dryland Ecological Research at UNLV (SNAP Lunch and Learn)
42:29
AI-Enabled Wildfire Detection Using Satellite Imagery
55:57
Physics-Based Modeling of Fire Spread in Densely-Built Urban Areas
50:48
Why do houses burn in wildfires and what can we do about it?
54:49
California Fire Return Interval Departure database: what it is and how to use it
37:48
(Imagining and) designing coherent, adaptation-oriented laws about wildfire
01:01:16
The Southern California Montane Forests Project: A Climate-Informed Conservation Strategy
58:28
Wildfire impacts on water infrastructure
05:04:04
Post Fire Restoration Symposium
58:59
What can we learn from the single-family homes that survived the 2018 Camp Fire in Paradise, CA
01:00:01
Structural Damage from Wildfires in Wildland-Urban Interface Communities
59:32
Emerging WUI and fire science from the IBHS research team
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The CFSC is a network of fire science researchers, managers, and outreach specialists tasked with improving the availability and understanding of fire science and management knowledge. This includes increasing communication between fire researchers, managers, policymakers, tribes, landowners, and other stakeholders. Along with a number of other regional consortia across the United States, we have received multi-year funding from the Joint Fire Science Program to pursue fire science outreach and improve communication between fire stakeholders in the state. In addition to hosting a clearinghouse of manager and policymaker-oriented science resources on this website, we also seek to facilitate face-to-face interactions through regional field trips, workshops, and symposia.
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