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Colorado Wildland Fire Conference September 21-23, 2021 in Grand Junction
05 Jul 2021 16:45 #1
by RotaryWildfireReady
Who should attend the conference?
Anyone wishing to learn more about how they can reduce their community's vulnerability to wildfire is welcome to attend: Community members, Realtors, Insurance Industry Representatives, Professional Planners, Developers, Mitigation Specialists, Emergency Service Personnel, Researchers, and Policy Makers.
The planning committee is comprised of individuals from:
Fire Adapted Colorado
Southern Rockies Fire Science Network
Colorado State Forest Service
Gunnison County
CSFS - new logo.jpg
Bureau of Land Management
Two Rivers Wildfire Coalition, Mesa County
Eagle County
EagleCounty.jpg
Grand County Wildfire Council
The Ember Alliance
Coalitions & Collaboratives Inc.
COLORADO WILDLAND FIRE & INCIDENT MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
What topics will be discussed?
The 2020 conference will focus on examples and best practices for engaging a broader audience in finding their roles in wildfire risk reduction. Topic cover community fire adaptation, landscape resilience, and response related opportunities for engaging broader audiences. Pre and post-conference opportunities have also been added this year. View the schedule.
What's the registration cost and what does it include?
$245 for regular conference registration. Late registration will apply starting in mid-July.
FACO members will receive a $50 discount code. Primary conference presenters will receive a special speaker rate and registration information.
Registration includes including a variety of presentations incorporating the "Resilient Colorado" theme. The rich content will also include optional networking events, exhibit/sponsor hubs, posters on FAC support around the state, and an interactive statewide strategy session on land use strategies and policy opportunities.
www.wildfire-colorado.com/
www.rotarywildfireready.com/
In our mountain communities, wildfires are a major hazard. Residents are urged to take steps now to assess their wildfire risk, safeguard their homes and prepare for wildfire. You not only increase the safety of your property, but more importantly, you increase the safety of your family. We can help! See our website for helpful resources and information.
Colorado Wildland Fire Conference September 21-23, 2021 in Grand Junction was created by RotaryWildfireReady
Who should attend the conference?
Anyone wishing to learn more about how they can reduce their community's vulnerability to wildfire is welcome to attend: Community members, Realtors, Insurance Industry Representatives, Professional Planners, Developers, Mitigation Specialists, Emergency Service Personnel, Researchers, and Policy Makers.
The planning committee is comprised of individuals from:
Fire Adapted Colorado
Southern Rockies Fire Science Network
Colorado State Forest Service
Gunnison County
CSFS - new logo.jpg
Bureau of Land Management
Two Rivers Wildfire Coalition, Mesa County
Eagle County
EagleCounty.jpg
Grand County Wildfire Council
The Ember Alliance
Coalitions & Collaboratives Inc.
COLORADO WILDLAND FIRE & INCIDENT MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
What topics will be discussed?
The 2020 conference will focus on examples and best practices for engaging a broader audience in finding their roles in wildfire risk reduction. Topic cover community fire adaptation, landscape resilience, and response related opportunities for engaging broader audiences. Pre and post-conference opportunities have also been added this year. View the schedule.
What's the registration cost and what does it include?
$245 for regular conference registration. Late registration will apply starting in mid-July.
FACO members will receive a $50 discount code. Primary conference presenters will receive a special speaker rate and registration information.
Registration includes including a variety of presentations incorporating the "Resilient Colorado" theme. The rich content will also include optional networking events, exhibit/sponsor hubs, posters on FAC support around the state, and an interactive statewide strategy session on land use strategies and policy opportunities.
www.wildfire-colorado.com/
www.rotarywildfireready.com/
In our mountain communities, wildfires are a major hazard. Residents are urged to take steps now to assess their wildfire risk, safeguard their homes and prepare for wildfire. You not only increase the safety of your property, but more importantly, you increase the safety of your family. We can help! See our website for helpful resources and information.
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