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March 2020
CT Prescribed Fire Field Day
The most important way to safely burn is to gain experience conducting burns. If weather parameters are within prescription during the field day, we will attempt to burn to give you real experience conducting prescribed fire management. For more information see flyer attached below.
Find out more »Niobrara Valley Preserve TREX
The training is organized as an incident, using the Incident Command System managed by Nebraska Interagency TYPE 3 Teams. Participants will serve in qualified and trainee firefighting positions on a burn team and will assist with preparing, scouting, briefing, igniting, holding, mop-up, and patrol on numerous prescribed fires in the area. We will also complete pre- and post-fire monitoring, train with various equipment, practice fireline leadership skills, and learn about local fire ecology and management. There will be field trips…
Find out more »TREX- Loup
Organized as an incident, and using the Incident Command System, participants will serve in qualified and trainee firefighting positions on a prescribed fire team. Participants will assist with preparation, scouting, igniting, holding, mop-up and patrol on numerous prescribed fires in the region. We will also complete pre- and post-fire monitoring, train with equipment and practice fireline leadership skills. See attached flyer for more information.
Find out more »Prescribed Fire Planning Workshop
Please RSVP by March 23rd or for more information contact: John Weir at john.weir@okstate.edu or 405-744-5442 For more information, see attached flyer.
Find out more »April 2020
Advanced Prescribed Fire Workshop- Imperial, Hayes Center, Stockville
Southwest Nebraska Learn and Burn — Join us in a new event this year focused on getting fire on the ground. This event will take place in several locations in SW Nebraska in the span of a week in April. Sign up at our website and when weather is within prescription we will send emails/texts out regarding timing and location of the burns. There will hopefully be multiple burns and you can pick and choose to attend one or all…
Find out more »Advanced Prescribed Fire Workshop-NE
Growing Season Burn Workshops — Join us in the summer of 2020 as we begin our 4th year of live growing season burn workshops. Check out our website and Facebook page in July for more information. You can also send an email to Brian Teeter at bteeter@pheasantsforever.org to subscribe to the Nebraska Prescribed Fire email list for the latest information on trainings, conferences, and news. See attached flyer for more details. Date: TBD
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May 2020
Wildfire Community Preparedness Day
NFPA has created Prep Day to raise awareness of wildfire risk, to share information and knowledge, and to help residents make changes to improve the survival of their homes and neighborhoods. The actions you take on Prep Day can make a difference in the survival of your home and neighborhood if a wildfire occurs. Participating in this annual event can also create a sense of community by working together.
Find out more »September 2020
3rd Great Plains Fire Summit
The Nebraska Prescribed Fire Council and its partners are pleased to announce the joint 3rd biennial Great Plains Fire Summit and 8th annual Nebraska Prescribed Fire Conference on September 22nd -24th, 2020 in North Platte Nebraska. We are expecting a crowd of between 350-400 people from across the Great Plains and beyond for 3 days of fire science, best practices, roundtables, tours, networking, and more. Check out nefirecouncil.org for future information or send an email to nefirecouncil@gmail.com to be added to conference email list.
Find out more »February 2021
Missouri Natural Resources Conference
The Missouri Natural Resources Conference (MNRC) is an annual meeting organized and sponsored by the Missouri Chapter of the American Fisheries Society, The Missouri Chapter of the Society of American Foresters, Missouri Chapter of the Wildlife Society and the Show-Me Chapter of the Soil and Water Conservation Society. This unique blend of disciplines, represented by the four societies, promotes wise use and management of Missouri’s natural resources. Each year the conference hosts approximately 1,000 established and aspiring natural resource professionals who meet to exchange information…
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