Find our August Newsletter in your inbox now! This edition features post-fire community resources, University of Idaho NWCG course details, and more. Read it or subscribe here: nrfirescience.org/newsletters

Smoke season is here for the Northern Rockies region & beyond. Explore resources on our recorded media database, or these EPA fact sheets on wildfire smoke & health: buff.ly/vLnLo2j

Tune in to this webinar on August 5th at 11am MST. It will cover case studies that show how focusing first on building trust and relationships leads to authentic, sustained partnerships that are capable of making fundamental change for the better in how we live and work with fire. buff.ly/hnZuSo1

Wildland firefighters experience a range of stressors, which can lead to short and long-term health effects. The impacts of these health concerns are receiving increased attention from government agencies, researchers, health professionals, and the wildland firefighter community. buff.ly/SX2Es8Y

Join Dr. Susan Prichard next week for LANDFIRE office hours, discussing LANDFIRE FCCS: fuel characteristics for fire and smoke decision support. Register here: buff.ly/zLStaqv

JFSP has released its FY2027 Notice of Funding Opportunity, now open through Sept. 17th. Funding is available to support research and science delivery that addresses emerging and long-term wildland fire management challenges. Learn more: buff.ly/D0NnUfq

Find our July newsletter in your inbox now! Not subscribed yet? Do that on our website: buff.ly/RNLGM8d

Interested in learning more about fire in the wilderness? Check out our Hot Topic page on the subject: buff.ly/MNbFA7p

This week marks the start of the 2026 Week of Remembrance, a time to honor wildland firefighters and reflect on lessons learned. Following the tragic loss of three firefighters this weekend, this year's observance carries added weight. Read the NWCG 2026 WOR Letter to Leadership: buff.ly/5kKyoR2

It's NAFEW week! If you're in Missoula for the event, be sure to stop by our booth to say hello and check out our newest products. buff.ly/w8zAxU8

A new storymap produced by the Joint Fire Science Program showcases the on-the-ground impacts and key achievements of the Fire Science Exchange Network in FY25. The publication highlights NRFSN's work advancing regional workforce capacity through targeted training and tool adoption. buff.ly/DJd2qJ9

Find our June newsletter in your inbox now! Read it or subscribe on our website: buff.ly/EFzQkG6

Learn about sʔulíp, a recent addition to the Indigenous Peoples Burning Network, restoring cultural burning practices and supporting Indigenous fire sovereignty in Northeast Washington. buff.ly/co2XR0c

The NWCG Risk Management Committee has issued a safety bulletin about thabdomyolysis in wildland firefighters. Rhabdo is common at this time of year during work capacity tests. Be aware of the signs! buff.ly/qM3Tq7d

May is Wildfire Awareness Month. Our website offers a wealth of resources to help people learn more about fire in the Northern Rockies. Looking to spread the word? Send them to nrfirescience.org

Interested in learning more about post-fire salvage logging? Check out our Hot Topic on the subject: buff.ly/lx96IBI

May webinar roundup! There's a lot going on this month. Visit our website for a full list of webinars and registration details. buff.ly/IiOuJBv

Find our May newsletter in your inbox now! This edition features our newest Perspectives piece, webinar recordings, FEIS updates & more! buff.ly/O914veW

How do university extension programs incorporate wildfire education and adaptation into their work? Read our latest Perspectives piece to find out: buff.ly/MDRgdw2

Want to learn more about post-fire debris flows? Check out our Hot Topic page, developed in partnership with Montana State University and the Rocky Mountain Research Station. buff.ly/XqDRj2X

Recording posted! Revisit the webinar that takes an in‑depth look at two of the most influential long‑term fire research efforts supported by the Joint Fire Science Program: the Fire and Fire Surrogate (FFS) Study and the Sagebrush Steppe Treatment Evaluation Project (SageSTEP). buff.ly/McH4WxO

We're excited to welcome Cameron Naficy to our Project Team! Cameron is a professor of wildland fire at Salish Kootenai College, a longstanding NRFSN partner. See our full Project Team here: buff.ly/bJJbOhy

Our April newsletter is in your inbox now! In this edition, we welcome a new project team member, share a new research brief, and much more! Read it here: buff.ly/ZLN4wmf

Did you know the Fire Effects Information System just got a makeover? Led by NRFSN co-investigator, Ilana Abrahamson, the new website makes accessing fire resources easier than ever. Explore over 1,400 literature syntheses on fire-related topics: buff.ly/H4PojHk

Don't miss this webinar! Happening this Thursday, April 2, at 11am MST. The webinar will explore the results and benefits of two Joint Fire Science Program-funded long-term (20-year) research projects. Register here: buff.ly/SVaMnon

The Missoula Fire Lab Seminars continue! Seminars are offered on Thursdays from 11:00am to 12:00pm MST. Visit our upcoming events page to register for tomorrow's webinar: buff.ly/YgePJw5

Building a system of strong relationships throughout the region is an ongoing project for NRFSN and a focus for FY2025. Read about our new partnerships, expanded outreach, and recent connections in our last Success Story highlight: buff.ly/lMxyZ24

Check out our latest research brief! Understanding smoke microbial emissions is critical for assessing risks to wildland firefighters and smoke-affected populations, as well as evaluating the ecological implications of fire-driven microbial dispersal. Find out more: buff.ly/YJeAvfk

Find our latest newsletter in your inbox now! This edition features details about our upcoming webinars, conference recaps, a new research brief, and more! Read it or subscribe here: buff.ly/MVrgPSJ

Thanks to NWFSC & partners for putting together a great conference! We enjoyed meeting folks involved in wildfire adaptation across the broader northwest. Visit our events page to see where we'll be next! buff.ly/EuazF0D