Events
Events
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Wildland Urban Fire Summit
Summit website.
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North American Invasive Species Management Association Conference
Conference website. NAISMA’s 2026 Annual Conference will take place at the Hilton Alexandria Mark Center, just minutes from Washington, D.C. This event brings together invasive species management professionals, researchers, educators, and policymakers from across North America to share ideas, innovations, and strategies for protecting natural ecosystems.
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Wildland Fire Canada and Canadian Smoke Forum
Conference website. The Wildland Fire Canada Conference (WFCC) and Canadian Smoke Forum will be in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. It brings together wildland fire management agencies, Indigenous knowledge holders and experts, scientists, partners, and collaborators from across Canada and around the world. This biennial conference focuses on wildland fire management, science, and knowledge-sharing in Canada.
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Innovations in forest landscape restoration from a water perspective
Webinar registration. Adam Wei is a Professor of forest hydrology and watershed management in the Department of Earth, Environmental and Geographic Sciences at the University of British Columbia Okanagan. He also serves as Coordinator of the International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO) Task Force on Forests and Water Interactions in a Changing Environment and…
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Southwest Adaptation Forum
Forum website. The 2026 Southwest Adaptation Forum (SWAF) will be held on November 4-6, 2026, at the University of Arizona campus in Tucson, AZ. The Southwest Adaptation Forum (SWAF) is a gathering of climate adaptation leaders, researchers, and practitioners across the Southwest U.S. The goal is to exchange best practices around efforts to advance climate…
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State-by-state breakdown of western smoke policy and collaborative solutions
This is one of many webinars put on by the Cascadia Wildfire and Urban Smoke Working Group. Learn more about the series and get the join link (opens in new tab). Presenter: Savannah D’Evelyn, Western Fire and Forest Resilience Collaborative Summary: A new state-by-state assessment of Western wildfire smoke policy highlights the key regulatory levers…
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Arizona Tribal Wildland Fire Summit
Summit website. The 2026 Arizona Tribal Wildland Fire Summit is building off years of engagement with Tribes in Arizona and across the Southwest. We expect 150 people from Tribes, Tribal institutions and businesses, non-governmental organizations, private industry, and federal, state, and local governments. We will be in the field and conference room each day, networking…
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Beneficial Fire Summit
Summit website. The Beneficial Fire Summit will be held December 7-11, 2026 at the Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa and Marina in San Diego, California. This event aims to bring together practitioners, researchers, community members, Tribes, agencies, NGOs, PBAs, and others to celebrate recent progress, share insights and ideas, and advance our collective work in…
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Why do wildfires burn houses?
This is one of many webinars put on by the Cascadia Wildfire and Urban Smoke Working Group. Learn more about the series and get the join link (opens in new tab). Presenter: Michael Gollner, UC Berkeley Summary: This webinar will examine how community layout, structural spacing, and ember-driven ignitions cause fires to spread from house…
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Why do wildfires burn houses?
Join link. This webinar features Michael Gollner, UC Berkeley and examines how community layout, structural spacing, and ember-driven ignitions cause fires to spread from house to house, while also analyzing the resulting smoke toxicity in the wildland-urban interface.
