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Here’s a notice about a webinar that looks very interesting.  I am posting it because I would like to see it myself. Note that you do not have to preregister.

Here is the description of the webinar: “Fall 2016, several southeastern states were experiencing significant wildfires due to a severe drought and an increased frequency of human-caused wildfires. To address the growing severity of the situation, a multi-state fire prevention strategy was coordinated by an inter-agency Fire Prevention Education Team (FPET). Working with state and local partners, FPETs reduce unwanted human-generated fires through various activities such as risk assessments, community awareness and education, coordination between the public and organizations/ agencies, and much more. Using multiple media outlets, 32 FPET personnel reached an estimated 6.68 million people, saving potentially $11 million in damages and suppression costs. This hour long webinar will describe the unique methods employed to reach six of the states affected by the fires, including consistent messaging, a multi-media campaign, coordination, attracting participation by musicians like Dolly Parton, and the many lessons learned.”

You can find more info and sign up at the Forestry Webinar Portal at https://www.forestrywebinars.net/webinars/fire-prevention-lessons-learned-2016.

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