EVENTS
The Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts, Oklahoma Black Historical Research Project, Pittsburg County Conservation District, & Oklahoma Prescribed Burn Association invite you to learn to burn!
Free training workshops will be offered this fall for both new and experienced users of OK-FIRE, the statewide weather-based decision support system of the Oklahoma Mesonet for wildland fire management with applications to wildfire, prescribed fire, and smoke. Dr. J. D. Carlson, OK-FIRE program manager and fire meteorologist in OSU’s Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, will conduct the training.
Free training workshops will be offered this fall for both new and experienced users of OK-FIRE, the statewide weather-based decision support system of the Oklahoma Mesonet for wildland fire management with applications to wildfire, prescribed fire, and smoke. Dr. J. D. Carlson, OK-FIRE program manager and fire meteorologist in OSU’s Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, will conduct the training.
Participate in a burn workshop especially designed for tribal members but open to all! Great topics, hands-on experience.
Free training workshops will be offered this fall for both new and experienced users of OK-FIRE, the statewide weather-based decision support system of the Oklahoma Mesonet for wildland fire management with applications to wildfire, prescribed fire, and smoke. Dr. J. D. Carlson, OK-FIRE program manager and fire meteorologist in OSU’s Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, will conduct the training.
Free training workshops will be offered this fall for both new and experienced users of OK-FIRE, the statewide weather-based decision support system of the Oklahoma Mesonet for wildland fire management with applications to wildfire, prescribed fire, and smoke. Dr. J. D. Carlson, OK-FIRE program manager and fire meteorologist in OSU’s Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, will conduct the training.
Learn how to use prescribed fire to reduce wildfire risk and improve the land.
Prescribed fire field day for landowners, land managers, fire department members, or hunters interested in prescribed fire and land management.
Learn about livestock, wildlife, plants and see results from multiple years of growing and dormant season prescribed fires.
Learn about prescribed fire and get a chance to participate in hands-on fire experience at this workshop.
FREE demonstration day for farmers, ranchers, landowners and resource professionals. Resilient practices benefit people and nature.
FREE field day with lunch provided. Learn about using goats and fire for woody plant control. Register at eventbrite by Tuesday, May 10th.
October 27 (Part 1), October 28 (Part 2)
November 17 (Part 1), November 18 (Part 2)
December 8 (Part 1), December 9 (Part 2)
Save the date for the 2020 Great Plains Fire Summit in North Platte Nebraska.
Learn more about the benefits of prescribed fire for your farm or ranch and how to write a burn plan with prescribed fire experts.
Join us for a prescribed fire field day in Kellyville and enjoy a complimentary lunch.
Texas A&M University and Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service will be delivering a free online workshop showcasing research findings from Dr. Urs Kreuter’s Joint Fire Science Program Project: Fighting Wildfire with Prescribed Burning in the Southern Great Plains: Social and Regulatory Barriers and Facilitators”
*Pre-registration required.
Learn about the benefits of growing season fire and enjoy a free lunch.
Please RSVP by July 6, 2020.
Sponsored by: Oklahoma Prescribed Burn Association, Noble Research Institute, OSU Extension, USDA Southern Plains Climate Hub, Great Plains Fire Science Exchange, NRCS, National Wild Turkey Federation, and Quail Forever.
More information to come!
Prescribed Fire Planning Workshop, February 15, Stillwater, OK.
