Other Events

Our next virtual TX Prescribed Fire Council meeting is set to take place on Friday (7 Jul ’23) starting at 12pm (noon).  This meeting is open for anyone with an interest in Rx fire to attend.  Microsoft Teems Meeting Meeting ID: 273 958 662 637 Passcode: CRLTCJ

The Sixth Biennial America's Grasslands Conference has now been rescheduled to 2023 given ongoing travel and health advisories. We are currently working on a series of virtual events for the summer of 2022. Updates and further details will be provided here shortly. You can contact Lekha Knuffman with further questions.

Join the Natural Areas Association (NAA) and land management practitioners in Kansas City, MO for a hands-on workshop; Urban Treasures: Restoration & Management of High-Value Remnant Natural Areas.  Register on the NAA website: https://naturalareas.org/stewardship_in_action_kansas.php

All wildland fire managers are welcome at the Northeast-Midwest Regional Prescribed Fire workshop in Madison, WI! Make sure to register on their website! https://www.northeasternwildfire.net/resilient-landscapes/2023-ne-mw-regional-prescribed-fire-workshop/

Firefighters, landowners, emergency planners, anyone interested in controlling wildfire fuels loads are encouraged to attend. Learn how to use prescribed fire to reduce wildfire risk and improve the land. See the flyer for more details and how to RSVP.

This program will discuss activities landowners can implement to prevent and prepare for a wildfire on their property. Additionally, what to expect when a wildfire is on your property, how you can help responders during the fire, and what happens next after the fire is controlled. Finally, the program will close with information to know…

Receive Guidance on Establishing a PBA Board of Directors & Membership! Learn the answers to questions on: Why do we need a Prescribed Burn Association? How are PBAs structured and organized? Membership Driven - Neighbors helping Neighbors

Woody plants and fire in the Southern Great Plains of the USA: Social barriers and opportunities for using prescribed fire Urs Kreuter, Texas A&M