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Northeast-Midwest Regional Prescribed Fire Council Coordinating Group (NE-MW RPFCCG) Virtual Networking Forum

The mission of the NE-MW RPFCCG is to coordinate and advocate on behalf of the NE-MW Prescribed Fire Councils, state fire management organizations, and other partners to identify opportunities and issues affecting communities and develop solutions to pressing issues that impede putting more prescribed fire on the landscape.

Featured Speakers:

John Stivers on Prescribed Fire Council Fund Raising and Meeting Management

John McCabe or Bill Kleiman on Illinois Prescribed Fire Council Fires Accomplishment Map

No registration required. Link to Zoom meeting on flyer (click button below).

Earlier Event: April 11
Northeast- Midwest Wildfire Applications Webinars
Later Event: April 13
Northeast- Midwest Wildfire Applications Webinars

SUBMIT EVENT OR TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES

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