#WILDFIRE

@ishac15.bsky.social

56 minutes ago

NEW RELEASE ALERT: JUST FOR US (WILD FIRE #5) BY J.H. CROIX #NewRelease JUST FOR US (WILD FIRE #5) BY J.H. CROIX is #nowavailable #foralimitedtime on retailers Apple, B & N, Google Play and Kobo ....

NEW RELEASE ALERT: JUST FOR US (WILD FIRE #5) BY J.H. CROIX

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#AuthorJHCroix #SeriesAlert #WildFire #BookBuzz #BooksofInstagram #Bookstagram #BookTok #MustRead #readingisourpassion

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perclexed

@perclexed.bsky.social

6 hours ago

I am really not looking forward to #wildfire season this year.

I know in my area we had a record low snowpack this year. There’s going to be some serious water issues this summer. Not so much in the city, but everywhere outside it.

Hoping for a cool, wet spring this year.

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Killn' Fuel

@killnfuel.bsky.social

7 hours ago

Spotted this wildfire plume driving in Nebraska yesterday.

#wildfire #Nebraska #fire

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Nature’s Edge

@edge-nature.bsky.social

17 hours ago

Basically, if people choose to live in the mountains, they probably should be fire prepared. If they’re not going to take those precautions, then it’s probably a good idea to live somewhere with substantially less fire risk. #colorado #wildfire

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Áine ☽𖤐☾

@whoa-magic.lol

17 hours ago

If the giant sequoia is dying out, why are there tens of thousands of seedlings and saplings? Thousands of giant sequoia seedlings sprouted after a fire swept a grove in the Sierra in 2021. Will they replace the behemoths that died or become extinct?

"The new trees number in the thousands — at least 4,000 per acre or as many as 20,000, depending on who is counting. A few rise above head-height, the most energetic sentinels of regeneration."

www.latimes.com/california/s... #wildfire #trees #Sequoia #redwood

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Kat McGee

@ananomalyspeaks.bsky.social

1 day ago

Comic strip called "Wavering Wildfires" Panel 1: Worried person in front of a fire "Whenever I feel like the world is falling around me, I try to think of wildfires." Panel 2: A wildfire outside a window "Wildfires can be terrible. Seemingly happen out of nowhere and take out so many things with them." Panel 3: A seed growing out of the ground "but eventually everything grows back fresher and stronger." Panel 4: Person lying in bed sad "Maybe I just need one of my own "controlled burns"

My younger sister @/marynmphotography on Insta is studying to get a degree in wildlife biology and gave me the idea for this comic. She inspires me a lot!

#wildfire #vent #comic

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South Dakota Searchlight

@southdakotasearchlight.com

1 day ago

Wind, dry conditions drive growth of Qury Fire near Custer • South Dakota Searchlight A wildfire a few miles southeast of Custer in South Dakota’s Black Hills grew to nearly 8 square miles in size between Thursday and Friday.

A #wildfire a few miles southeast of Custer in South Dakota’s Black Hills grew to nearly 8 square miles in size between its ignition on Thursday and Friday morning, officials said early Friday afternoon. #QuryFire

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Michael Prasad, CEM®

@michaelprasad.bsky.social

1 day ago

How Individuals and Households can Better Prepare for Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) Including Those with Access & Functional Needs (AFN)

@thecemir.bsky.social open.substack.com/pub/thecemir... #PSPS #PowerOutage #wildfire #risk

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Ivi Choc

@ivichoc.bsky.social

1 day ago

#FYI #PaulBeckwith #wildfire #extremeFires

Paul introduces an annual report and a new study, which underline the impact of human caused heating on exacerbating wildfires around the globe.

#ClimateScience #climatechange #ClimateCrisis #ClimateDisruption #globalWarming #ExtremeWeather #polycrisis

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Dr. Stephen Bieda III

@drwildcatwx.bsky.social

1 day ago

4:09 PM EDT, 3/13: Curious about the milky and orange appearance of the Sun across the mid-central and mid-Atlantic regions? The rapid eastward movement of #smoke from various #wildfires in the central Plains and near the mid-Atlantic is the cause. #Wildfire #MidAtlantic

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FINN

@rndllbrns.bsky.social

1 day ago

#Wildfire #Blok Keith Giffen art.

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North Atlantic Fire Science Exchange

@northatlfiresci.bsky.social

1 day ago

Hotshot Crew experiences and their integration into academics, fire-effects on hydrology of forest soils in the northeast US, and wildland firefighting in Germany and Europe...it is all part of the Spring 2026 NAFSE Student Webinar Series. Details at buff.ly/I8XATFv #Wildfire #Hydrology #FireScience

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ICLRCanada

@iclrcanada.bsky.social

1 day ago

ICLR News, a selection of the week’s top natural hazard news, is now available
app.meltwater.com/api/public/n...

#flood #storm #earthquake #wildfire #climatechange #insurance #reinsurance

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KillBait News

@kill-bait.bsky.social

1 day ago

Debate Over Natural vs. Human-Assisted Recovery of Giant Sequoias After Wildfire In the Redwood Mountain Grove of Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks, tens of thousands of giant sequoia seedlings and saplings have emerged after the devastating 2021 KNP Complex fire. While the mature sequoias in some areas were almost entirely killed, the forest floor is now covered with new growth ranging from knee-high seedlings to chest-high saplings. Scientists and park managers are divided over the future of these young trees. One perspective predicts many will die due to drought, climate change, and past fire suppression, advocating for active human intervention such as planting and thinning. Another viewpoint argues that sequoias have naturally survived high-intensity fires for millennia, and that most seedlings will naturally thin out as a few strong individuals grow into mature giants. This debate highlights the tension between conservation strategies that rely on human management and those that prioritize natural ecological processes. The outcome of the grove's regeneration is uncertain, with questions about how many seedlings are necessary to replace the iconic giants lost in recent fires. The article illustrates the complexity of managing ancient forests in a changing climate and underscores the need for careful consideration of ecological dynamics.

Debate Over Natural vs. Human-Assisted Recovery of Giant Sequoias After Wildfire

🤖 IA: It's clickbait ⚠️
👥 Usuarios: It's clickbait ⚠️

#giantsequoias #wildfire #forestrecovery

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The Final Report

@firehorse249791.bsky.social

2 days ago

California Experiencing 85% Increase in Wildfire Smoke Waves, Study Finds - edhat As California faces an increasing frequency of wildfires, communities are getting significantly less time to recover from wildfire smoke.

[U.S] California Experiencing 85% Increase in Wildfire Smoke Waves, Study Finds www.edhat.com/california/n... #FossilFuels #ClimateCollapse #SevereWeather #Heatwave #Wildfire #PM2.5 #California #America

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Climate, Ecology, War & More - Dr Glen Barry BigEarthData.ai

@bigearthdata.ai

2 days ago

Modeling Storm Clouds Caused by Extreme Wildfires Newswise — Pyrocumulonimbus (pyroCb) clouds are powerful storm clouds created by extreme wildfires. They can inject smoke and moisture high into the atmosphere. This can affect air quality, weather, and the Earth system. However, simulating pyroCb clouds is challenging in Earth system models. Researchers developed a first-of-its-kind framework to simulate the effects of pyroCb clouds. The simulation models the clouds’ effects on multiple scales (from 500 meters to globally, and hourly to 12 hour timeframes) in the Department of Energy’s (DOE) flagship Energy Exascale Earth System Model (E3SM). The simulation successfully captured key features of pyroCb clouds observed during the 2020 Creek Fire in California. Impact When extreme fires under favorable meteorological conditions drive PyroCb clouds, these clouds can inject as much smoke into the stratosphere as moderate volcanic eruptions. They can potentially alter the atmosphere’s composition as well as how much sunlight the Earth radiates back into space. Because most Earth system models lack detailed interactions between wildfires and the atmosphere, the models struggle to represent these events. This capability for E3SM to simulate wildfires provides a foundation for exploring the regional and global impacts of pyroCb clouds. This capability also supports many other E3SM applications. These applications focus...

Modeling Storm Clouds Caused by Extreme Wildfires
->Newswise | More on "Wildfire storm cloud climate modeling" at BigEarthData.ai | #Wildfire #Climate #Forest

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Kyle Thiem

@kylethiem.bsky.social

2 days ago

➡️ Record heat in the West
➡️ Record low snowpack f/ CA to CO
➡️ 51% of the country experiencing Drought conditions
➡️ Major shakeups of wildland firefighting organizations
➡️ Purges/Exodus of federal firefighters in several of those organizations last year.

Could be catastrophic #wildfire year.

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Critical Mass 🟦

@torqueflite.bsky.social

2 days ago

Watch Duty - Wildfire Maps & Alerts Real-time information about wildfire and firefighting efforts nearby

"The fire is under control, and crews are performing mop-up, per the Poudre Fire Authority."

#StarryFire #Laporte #LarimerCounty #wildfire #cofire #cowx #Colorado #WatchDuty

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Climate, Ecology, War & More - Dr Glen Barry BigEarthData.ai

@bigearthdata.ai

2 days ago

How governments can help Indigenous communities disproportionately impacted by wildfires Nearly every summer over the past decade, the story has been the same across many parts of Canada: wildfires rage out of control and skies are filled with smoke. Communities are often forced to evacuate. Wildfires disproportionately impact Indigenous communities. Over the last four decades, 42 per cent of wildfire evacuations across Canada have been of Indigenous communities. Thirteen years ago, there was little understanding of evacuation experiences of First Nations’ communities, despite them being so frequently impacted. That’s when we partnered with seven First Nations in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Ontario, as well as 16 departments and agencies involved in wildfire evacuations, to establish the First Nations Wildfire Evacuation Partnership (FNWEP). Since 2013, the FNWEP has explored the evacuation experiences of First Nation residents, identified factors that affect experiences in positive and negative ways and recommended ways to reduce negative impacts of wildfire evacuations. In 2021, we published our book, First Nations Wildfire Evacuation Experiences: A guide for communities and external agencies. The book is laid out so that each chapter is a stage of a wildfire evacuation, all the way from seeing smoke in the distance to returning to the community after the event is over. We summarized findings...

How governments can help Indigenous communities disproportionately impacted by wildfires
->The Conversation | More on "Indigenous wildfire evacuation community support" at BigEarthData.ai | #Wildfire #Climate #Forest #Indigenous

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Ivi Choc

@ivichoc.bsky.social

2 days ago

#TimesOfChange #EmilySchoerning #wildfire #resilience

Tip on the side at 4:12 "Most homes burn because embers get inside the home" ... "getting metal mesh over any openings [...] which can be like a $50 fix, will substantially improve the odds of your home making it through a wildfire."

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Ivi Choc

@ivichoc.bsky.social

2 days ago

Open Climate Risk – CarbonPlan Explore fire risk across the contiguous U.S.

#wildfire #riskAssessment #US #USA

carbonplan.org/research/cli...

#climate #ClimateScience #climatechange #ClimateEmergency #ClimateCrisis #ClimateBreakdown #ClimateDisruption #globalWarming #globalHeating #ExtremeWeather #polycrisis

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Ivi Choc

@ivichoc.bsky.social

2 days ago

Homepage - Wildfire Risk to Communities Looking for GIS data? Need information about grants and funding? Wildfire Risk to Communities is a free, easy-to-use website with interactive maps, charts, and resources to help communities understand...

#wildfire #riskAssessment #US #USA

wildfirerisk.org

#climate #ClimateScience #climatechange #ClimateEmergency #ClimateCrisis #ClimateBreakdown #ClimateDisruption #globalWarming #globalHeating #ExtremeWeather #polycrisis

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Ivi Choc

@ivichoc.bsky.social

2 days ago

Wildfire Risk: Tool Comparison & Seasonal Notes YouTube video by American Resiliency

#FYI #US #USA #AmericanResiliency #resilience #TimesOfChange @realar.bsky.social

dr. #EmilySchoerning compares tools for current and future #wildfire #riskAssessment

www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-Vo...

#ClimateScience #climatechange #ClimateCrisis #globalWarming #ExtremeWeather #polycrisis

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wildernessed

@wildernessed.bsky.social

2 days ago

Snow Drought Current Conditions and Impacts in the West | March 12, 2026 | Drought.gov NIDIS and its partners release these snow drought updates for the Western U.S. every 4 weeks from December through June.

Warm February further reduces record low snowpack
www.drought.gov/drought-stat...
#watercycle #snowpack #snowdrought #wildfire #water
#hydrology

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North Atlantic Fire Science Exchange

@northatlfiresci.bsky.social

2 days ago

Another great article from the folks at the Fire Networks. Check out Invest in People and Community Resilience Will Follow by using the link here - buff.ly/e0mzL2W #Wildfire #CommunityResilience

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