Thrilled to announce our upcoming @SmokeDSystem webinar on the Wildland-Urban Interface! We’ll dive into the global challenge of wildfires & explore actionable solutions to build safer, more resilient communities.
Don’t miss this & reserve your spot!👇
https://t.co/zuAbMYcqt2
🔥@dwnews spoke to our wildfire expert Lindon Pronto, who began his career as a Wildland Firefighter in California, on why the fires have been so devastating and so hard to stop.
@AnotherFireGuy@efiresilience
https://t.co/aj6MjOfkFe
Former fire chief Mike DeGrosky stepped into retirement, knowing that burned-out leaders simply cannot be effective leaders, and that leaders must place a high priority on their own well-being. Read Mike’s story on facing burnout in our Wildfire magazine https://t.co/hKdQsk3Vlh
🎙️ Meet Our Experts! We’re thrilled to have a panel of leading experts for our roundtable on “Prescribed Burning to Create Resilient Landscapes”
Craig Hope, from @SWFireandRescue
Steve Maynard, from @peakdistrict
Nadia Flagerty, from @ScotLandEstates
Donna Smith, from @ScotCroftingFed@AlexanderHeld4, from @europeanforest;
and finally:
Eric Baird, from @RangerTanar, will be our chair for this session
Get ready for valuable insights and prepare your questions! 🔥🌍 #Wildfire2024 #MeetTheSpeakers
Public service announcement:
#wildfire
The fires in Wyoming and Idaho are not a grand conspiracy by the Government to open up lithium mines, run everyone off their land to ensure rural communities don’t get to vote in the election, or anything else.
They also were not started by space lasers, and they are not being allowed to burn to push a narrative for climate change.
There is a massive resource shortage across the county, they are burning in dead standing forests effected by beetle kill that have a long history of minimal prevention work due to terrain and other hazards and complications.
Please stop sending me videos of wack jobs with no fire experience or wildfire knowledge lying to people about why they continue to burn with an eerie soundtrack in the background.
It’s simple, they are burning because it’s dry, windy, firefighting resources are scare due to lack of funding, and the forest is dead…. Those are the actual massive issues that are occurring.