Who: University of Hawaiʻi’s Kevin Faccenda and Dr. Clay Trauernicht Wildland Fire Specialist (UH Cooperative Extension) presented a hands-on webinar for land managers and land owners on the topic above. (36 MINS)…
Tuesday, February 8, 2022 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Who: Dr. Clay Trauernicht Wildland Fire Specialist (University of Hawaiʻi Cooperative Extension) will present on the topic above. What: As part of Hawai‘i Invasive…
PFX turns 10! February 15, 2022 Webinar (Weed Fire Risk Assessment Tool: A Hands-On Webinar for Land Managers & Land Owners) and more.
A Screening System to Predict Wildfire Risk of Invasive Plants (Biological Invasions, November 2021)
Download Paper Here Search Wildlife Risk Database Here Hawaii, Fire Ecology & Effects, invasive species, Tool Authors Kevin Faccenda and Curtis Daehler developed a screening system to identify introduced plant species that…
Authors Leah Bremer et al suggest that well managed rangelands as part of a mosaic, contribute to social and ecological health and well-being in Hawai‘i.
As the climate crisis rages on, wildfires will become ever more frequent, more intense, and more wide-spreading in Hawai’i and across the Pacific. This fact sheet summarizes the latest climate research as…
Learn about preventing the threat of fires to Palau’s population and forest, a source of cultural pride and biological diversity.
This review of Hawai‘i’s wildfires in 2019 aims to provide a sense of context for large fires across the state, particularly the abandonment of agriculture that same year.
A year of transition for the PFX program, new fact sheet (Abandoned Agriculture in 2019 is Hawai‘i’s Fire Problem), virtual learning opportunities and more