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Wildland fires occur all over the nation, yet are focused mainly on the west, predominately in California. In the wildfire world, most people use California as the barometer for land management, urban planning, forest health, building codes, response, and recovery efforts. If it happens in California, it may soon happen elsewhere, so let’s use California as a learning lab. Our speaker has 45 years in the fire service and will briefly review how the wildfire problem has escalated over the years, the conundrums currently facing us and ideas on where we go from here.
Speaker: Bob Roper, Chair of CA Fire Safe Council and Policy Advisor to the Wester Fire Chief's Association
Dial-In Information
https://stanford.zoom.us/j/95377054258?pwd=QmxZdG5uNFNJTVRiQ1hUM3dZNFduQT09
Password: 792018
NOTE: For non-Stanford access, please contact dfong@stanford.edu before 9am of this seminar to gain Zoom authorization (will require Zoom account from an organization and not mass email provider like gmail or yahoo)