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April 2, 2024
Despite initial fears of a severe fire season, recent weather improvements in the Northern Rockies may reduce wildfire risks this summer.
January 10, 2024
El Niño weather conditions are expected to increase precipitation chances during Texas' dormant wildfire season this year.
January 6, 2024
The dormant wildfire season — which has produced nearly all of the 30 largest wildfires in Texas — is here, but data from the Texas A&M Forest Service suggest this
October 25, 2023
Further approval of the centre now rests with TRU's board of governors
October 20, 2023
MURRAY – As fall wildfire hazard season continues, residents are urged to avoid burning outside and creating unneeded risk, especially during the day.
October 4, 2023
The task force will provide advice to government on how to strengthen preparedness, mitigation, response and recovery in advance of 2024 wildfire season
October 4, 2023
State officials are urging Kentuckians to be alert as the fall wildfire hazard season begins Oct. 1, bringing outdoor burning restrictions to the state, including a ban on daylight burning
October 1, 2023
By Tom LatekKentucky TodayState officials are urging Kentuckians to be alert as the fall wildfire hazard season begins today, bringing outdoor burning restrictions to the state, including a ban
August 30, 2023
<div class="cms-textAlign-center"><i>“And as the summer unfolded, it became evident that it’s not just smoke, and not just Canada. This has been the summer from climate hell all across the Earth, when it ceased being possible to escape or deny what we have done to our planet and ourselves” says Professor Michael Flannigan, of Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, British Columbia, who has been studying the interaction of fire and climate for over 35 years. “Temper...
August 23, 2023
The remnants of a hurricane that battered parts of Mexico and California this week could pose a “double-edged sword” for fire-ravaged British Columbia.