This annual wildland fire workshop is designed to enable land managers, researchers, resource specialists, biologists, ecologists and fire practitioners an opportunity to hear and learn from different areas of expertise in a format designed to identify gaps in knowledge and communication, and work toward solutions to issues that complicate our collective wildland fire work.
The event will include presentations, panel discussions, and interactive sessions geared toward protecting, conserving, and expanding the safe use of prescribed fire on Michigan’s landscape and beyond. Specific sessions this year will focus on lessons learned during the Brittle Fire incident, Michigan’s Certified Burn Manager Program, fire collaboratives, growing-season fire, smoke management, and more!
This year’s event will be hosted virtually via Zoom.
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!
9:00am to 12:00pm (EST)
Feb 1 & 2, 2022
$25 per registrant for two day virtual event
Contact info@firecouncil.org if the cost of the event prevents your participation; scholarships are available.
Registration closes 1/31/22 at 11:30pm
Link to Zoom event will be emailed to participants the day prior to the event (January 31, 2022) and the morning of each event day via EventBrite.
Recordings of the sessions will be available after the event. Please register to be sure you are notified when the recordings are posted.
If you cannot find the link in the e-mail or other technical difficulties, please contact:
Day 1 Tech Assistance: Amy at amy.frye@usda.gov
Day 2 Tech Assistance: Jack at mcgowan-stinski.1@osu.edu or a text to 989-287-1734
