“It includes that best available science with that first round of input from fire and fuels professionals on the fuels, but then it also includes observations from and feedback from county planners, local land managers, and the other folks that know their landscapes.”  

Andy McEvoy, Oregon State University, Faculty Research Assistant

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Resources Mentioned

• OSU’s Hazard Map Website
• State Fire Marshal – Programs and Resources
• Wildfire Risk-Assessment tool – wildfirerisk.org
• Oregon wildfire risk-explorer

Favorite Tree(s)

• American Beech

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