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Wildfires Natural Disasters and Hazards Earth Sciences



    Top: Science: Earth Sciences: Natural Disasters and Hazards: Wildfires

See Also:

  • Forest Fire Lookout Association - Organization involved in research of former forest fire lookout sites, ground cabins and early forest fire detection methods.
  • Fire Area Landscaping - Landscaping advice for homes in fire areas, using California Native Plants.
  • Alberta FireBans - Portal to FireBan information in the province of Alberta. Administrators of cities, counties and municipal districts can login to add, update and remove firebans.
  • National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) - Logistical and support center for U.S. wildland firefighting. Coordinates efforts of DOI agencies, Forest Service, National Weather Service, and state/local/tribal/volunteer entities engaged in wildland fire response and prevention.
  • Wildfires - Background information for journalists provided by the National Safety Council.
  • Wildland Fire - Information provided by the Wilderness Society on wildfires.
  • The Global Fire Monitoring Centre (GFMC) - Fire Globe - Reports on fires from around the world, fire models, historical fire data.
  • Western States Fire Information Resource - Information about fire resources in the Western US.
  • National Wildfire Coordinating Group - Operational group coordinating programs, policies, standards and training of participating wildfire management agencies. Contains information on teams, calendar, and list of publications.


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