-
Post Doctoral Research Associate in Fire Governance (Closing date 16 March 2024)
Department of Geography View on RHUL website Location: Egham Salary: £41,481 per annum – including London Allowance Fixed Term Post Type: Full Time Closing Date: 23.59 hours GMT on Saturday 16 March 2024 Reference: 0224-055 Full Time, Fixed Term Applications are invited for the post of Post Doctoral Research Associate in Fire Governance within the Leverhulme Centre […]
Continue reading -
Post Doctoral Research Associate in Fire, Livelihoods and Biodiversity (Closing date 16 March 2024)
Department of Geography View on RHUL website Location: Egham Salary: £41,481 per annum – including London Allowance Fixed Term Post Type: Full Time Closing Date: 23.59 hours GMT on Saturday 16 March 2024 Reference: 0224-054 Full Time, Fixed Term Applications are invited for the post of Post Doctoral Research Associate in Fire, Livelihoods and Biodiversity within […]
Continue reading -
Fire in Practice: Christine Rosche – Wildfire, Through the Eye of a Canon: From Fire Ranger to Photographer (20 Feb 2024)
Wildfire, Through the Eye of a Canon: From Fire Ranger to Photographer Register on Eventbrite here Abstract What does 28 wildfire seasons look like, literally? Join Christine Rosche as she talks about, and visually describes her progression from boots on the ground, to face behind a camera, and the all the places between. Her roles […]
Continue reading -
Trade-offs and synergies in multi-level fire governance: Highlights from an international workshop
Policies and perspectives influencing the governance of fire vary around the world. Over past centuries colonial and post-colonial states have suppressed burning activities to varying degrees and many continue to do so in a variety of ways. But in recent decades there has been growing recognition of the importance of Indigenous burning practices, and some […]
Continue reading -
Sicily workshop report – “Managing Fires, Overcoming Emergency, Planning Prevention”– University of Palermo, Sicily (Nov 14, 2023)
By Erika Piroli, Imperial College London On November 14, 2023, the Working Group on Wildfire Management of the Italian Society of Silviculture and Forest Ecology (SISEF), in collaboration with the Department of Agricultural, Food, and Forestry Sciences (SAAF) at the University of Palermo, organized a workshop at the “G.P. Ballatore” lecture hall. The event, […]
Continue reading -
Why fire limits our options to respond to climate change
By Ol Perkins and James Millington, King’s College London When you think of fire and climate change, you might think of images from last summer’s fires across Greece or Northern Canada. Rightly so – these represent an important and growing climate adaptation challenge. However, fire also has another important interaction with climate change: by restricting […]
Continue reading -
Data Dive 2 (15 Jan 2024)
Data Dive on Monday 15th Jan 2024, King’s College London (internal event, affiliates welcome) In the Autumn we held a ‘data dive’ event, where groups of us spent a day asking some initial questions of the Global Fire Use Survey dataset. We are holding a second data dive on Monday 15th January from 10:00-16:30 in […]
Continue reading -
What does Climate Justice Mean to You?
‘What does climate justice mean to you?‘ This was the question posed to students and staff in Strathmore University in Nairobi, Kenya, for a creative arts competition. The competition was run by Strathmore University in collaboration with our Centre, in association with our joint workshop ‘Decolonising Climate Research – an Art-Science Workshop‘ which was held […]
Continue reading -
Mazingira yetu wajibu wetu – Our environment, Our responsibility
By Adriana Ford, Abi Croker and Shadrack Musyoki Mazingira yetu wajibu wetu – Our environment, Our responsibility Decolonising Climate Research – an Art-Science Workshop On 16th May, 2023, scientists, students and members of the public joined concurrently at the Science Gallery London, Strathmore University in Nairobi and online, to discuss, through a series of talks […]
Continue reading -
Fires in the Scottish Uplands and their future impacts on ecosystem services
Photo: Prescribed fires in the Cairngorms National Park, February 2023. Source: M. Valette In this article, PhD student Michel Valette, from Imperial College London, reports on his findings from a research secondment with The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust, in which he investigated future impacts of prescribed fires and woodland restoration in the Cairngorms National […]
Continue reading
