Events

Join The Ember Alliance (TEA) for their first-ever Wildland Fire Academy, hosted in partnership with Front Range Community College (FRCC) in Fort Collins, Colorado, this April 2026. This academy is designed for individuals looking to build skills, advance their qualifications, and take the next step in wildland fire and leadership training. All courses are offered at no cost to participants.…

Featuring Texas A&M Forest Service's Weldon Dent This advanced session focuses on staying out of trouble before, during, and after the burn. We'll dig into pre‑burn checks, red flags in weather and fuels, crew readiness, documentation, liability concepts, and how to make conservative decisions when conditions start to drift from the plan. Available CFT Credits…

Classroom and Live Fire Field Day:  May 19, 2026  8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Location: Coyote Trail Ranch,  Faulk County RSPV: Required, contact Jan Rounds [email protected] or 605-882-5140                         RSVP required by May 8th.   Cost: Free Lunch: Not provided, bring your own food and beverages. To participate in the live fire students must have attended a past evening…

Join us in Bosque County for a hands-on Prescribed Fire Field Day focused on safely using fire as a land management tool. Participants will help conduct an approximately 60‑acre prescribed burn (weather permitting) and learn how fire can improve rangeland health, reduce wildfire risk, and manage brush encroachment. Topics will include: Burn planning and objectives, …

Featuring Sam Jetton, Marcy Epperson, and Brian Wright Move beyond one-off burns and build a long-term fire strategy for your operation. This webinar will walk through setting ranch-scale goals, choosing burn units and rotations, integrating grazing and wildlife objectives, and connecting with PBAs and technical assistance. Available CFT Credits 1 credit

Join us in Lampasas County for a hands-on Prescribed Fire Field Day focused on safely using fire as a land management tool. Participants will help conduct a small prescribed burn (weather permitting) and learn how fire can improve rangeland health, reduce wildfire risk, and manage brush encroachment. Topics will include: Burn planning and objectives, Fire…