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The Canadian Partnership for Wildland Fire Science addresses priority research needs by creating a fire science hub.

Canada Wildfire Webinar

Exploring Fatigue in Wildland Firefighters: Understanding the Links Between Sleep, Shift Length, Stress, and Brain Function with Jesse Wallace-Webb


May 10, 2024 Time: 9:30 MST/11:30 ET
 

How can wildfire agencies better address workplace fatigue? Drawing from his master's research, Jesse’s talk will examine the impact of poor sleep and extended work hours, highlighting the importance of individual differences, implications for worker health and safety, and the potential of Fatigue Risk Management Systems. Attendees can expect to gain valuable insights into the complexities of workplace fatigue and strategies for mitigation in wildfire settings.

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The Canadian Wildland Fire and Smoke Newsletter Fall 2023 edition is out! 

Read about the epic journey across Western Canada to measure fuels with state-of-the-art airborne and drone LiDAR technology. Delve into the historical wildland fire evacuations in Ontario. Plus, get a sneak peek into the future of fire prediction tools, with a special focus on LiDAR training in Canada!

Canada Wildfire NSERC Strategic Network

Researchers across Canada are responding to fire in a changing world by assessing risk and danger and honing solutions to better predict when and where fires might occur and how they might behave.

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Canada Wildfire Strategic Plan 2022-2027

One of the key goals of Canada Wildfire is to improve the understanding of the science behind wildfires and to help develop more effective methods for managing them. This will involve conducting research in areas such as fire behaviour, fire ecology, and fire risk assessment and using the knowledge gained to inform policy and practice.

The Strategic Plan sets out partnerships as the key to meeting those goals by bringing together stakeholders from a wide range of backgrounds, including government agencies, academic institutions, and indigenous communities; this initiative seeks to create a more integrated and coordinated approach to vegetation fire management.

Our Partners

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