The Guild’s All Hands All Lands burn team starts out strong

September 22, 2018

AHALFall2018 2018 is the inaugrial year of the Guild’s innovative All Hands All Lands burn team.

A summary of work  (at right) shows the amazing good fire results this year as part of the new coordination of effort, skills, partners and resources.

View this video  by the Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network! The video shares information and results from recent Prescribed Fire Training Exchanges (TREX) and also features the Guild’s All Hands All Lands burn team coordination (starting at about 1:35 time in the video).

Bringing good fire back to fire adapted landscapes requires lots of training and partnerships. The materials above display some of the results of such collaborative efforts. Enjoy!

Thank you to all who support this essential and growing area of restoration management and wildfire prevention.

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