September 2017 Newsletter

Fire Weather, Addressing the Grass-Fire Cycle, Student Opportunity, and Partner Perspectives

Some Quiet Time With A Wildfire

This guest post was written by Michelle Galimba, a rancher in Ka’u on the Big Island, and describes the fire which started on Sept. 21st in her family’s pasture lands. It originally…

Research Brief: Restoration Impacts on Fuels & Fire Potential

A look at how fuels and fire management can be complementary with ecological restoration goals. DOWNLOAD PDF

Restoration Impacts on Fuels & Fire Potential

A research brief summarizing the results of an experiment to determine how ecological restoration with native Hawaiian species in Waianae Kai Forest Reserve on O`ahu can modify potential fire behavior.

Partner Perspective: Orlando Smith, GIS Specialist at Hawaii Wildfire Management Organization

In “Partner Perspectives” we get to know the diverse people, roles, and views of wildfire management in the Pacific. Orlando Smith kindly spent some time with us discussing his experience in creating…

June 2017 Newsletter

Wildfire Workshops and Field Trips and Maps, Oh My!

Webinar: 14 Years of Post-Fire Recovery in Hawaiian Mesic Forest

Tamara Ticktin (Professor of Botany, University of Hawai‘i), Amy Tsuneyoshi (Watershed Resources Specialist, Honolulu Board of Water Supply), and Clay Trauernicht (Wildfire and Ecosystems, University of Hawai‘i) present on post-fire restoration efforts…

January 2017 Newsletter

Partner Perspective with Rhonda Loh, Wildfire in the Western Pacific Factsheet, News and Resources, Research and Events.

Partner Perspective: Rhonda Loh, Natural Resources Manager for Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

In “Partner Perspectives” we get to know the diverse people, roles, and views of fire management in the Pacific. Rhonda Loh kindly spent some time with us discussing her experience and career…

The Mauna Kea 33 Fire – At the Intersection of Suppression & Conservation Challenges

A matter of perspective: Examining wildfire in the big picture and close-up As we write this, Hawaii is shifting into its ‘winter season’ but despite ample rain in windward areas, there have…

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