In celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day and the increase of prescribed burns being conducted it seem important to recognize the long history of using prescribed burns as a land management…
Riley SchmidtkeOctober 16, 2023
At the end of August, RedZone's CEO Clark Woodward flew to Lloyd's Lab hub in London. Clark participated in Pitch Day in order for RedZone to be considered for Cohort…
Hannah JonesSeptember 25, 2023
Human Impact Most people have likely heard that a majority of wildland fires are caused by humans, but what does that mean exactly? On its face, it might lead people…
John MeadAugust 5, 2023
Three common questions asked during an active wildfire are, "Where is the fire? How large is the fire? And what direction is the fire moving?" In previous posts, we talked…
Riley SchmidtkeJuly 13, 2023
This week, the Joint Chiefs’ Landscape Restoration Partnership has announced an additional $48.6 million to be allocated for projects that include mitigating wildfire risks, improving water quality, and restoring forest…
Nicole NiemynskiFebruary 22, 2023
Technology has evolved rapidly over the past few decades. Just 30 years ago, only about 15% of households in the US had a computer, according to the U.S. Bureau of…
Nicholas LuncsfordDecember 6, 2022
As the decrease in temperatures and increase in Winter Storm Watches start to trend, we may find ourselves checked out of the fire season mentality. The focus of fire safety…
Nicholas LuncsfordNovember 28, 2022
Twitter is a vital tool for gathering intelligence and for raising awareness about natural disasters, especially during wildfire season. The tweets from local residents and dedicated individuals monitoring scanners and…
Michael CoxNovember 22, 2022
The 2022 wildfire season is off to quite the start. So far this year major fires have already igniting across Texas, New Mexico, and the Southwest. As we move into…
Adam PrellJuly 12, 2022
