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Stories From the Line
Live from the Field!
I graduated from Colorado State University in 2021 with a wildlife biology degree. Straight out of college I joined Larimer County Conservation Corps on the
West Coast Experience for an East Coast Crew
The NoCo Crew and the UWharries Crew cutting together in Colorado. Nathan is third from the left. Our trip to Colorado gave me insights into
Cultural Burning and Learning
There are some places that get a grip on your heart and stay with you for a lifetime. Sycan Marsh Preserve is one of those
Prescribed Fire Liability Insurance: Unavailable, Unaffordable, and Vital
An underdiscussed, poorly understood, and dire challenge is hindering efforts to use prescribed fire to mitigate wildfire risk to communities and ecosystems – an obstacle
Glacier View CWPP Leads Community to Action
Community Wildfire Protection Plans should be clear and actionable. The Ember Alliance strives to create CWPPs that everyone from career firefighters to new homeowners to
TEA is a 501(c)3
When we selected the topic of this month’s newsletter, we set out to share a piece of good news. News that would enable The Ember
Breaking Down Barriers
One of the biggest challenges to increasing the pace and scale of prescribed fire is not necessarily the most obvious. Although weather windows that meet
Levelling the Playing Field
Diversity, equity, inclusion, and social justice (DEIJ) are frequently tossed around as our society struggles to overcome inequities and injustices of the past. What do these terms mean to wildland fire practitioners?
TEA Turns 1!
Cheers to a year of accomplishments and another year of tackling challenges!