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Southeast Prescribed Fire Update

Southeast Prescribed Fire Update is a source for the latest news in prescribed fire.

The Update provides landowners, consultants, agencies, academia, and the prescribed fire community with current training opportunities, press releases, event happenings, information, and education materials pertinent to prescribed burning in the southeastern United States.

This blog is hosted by Extension Forestry at N.C. State University for discussion and insight. A portion of this work is funded through a grant from the U.S. Forest Service to assist in fulfilling the Southeast Partnership for Planning and Sustainability’s (SERPPAS) goal of implementing a comprehensive, regional strategy to increase prescribed burning in the Southeast. No endorsement of products, viewpoints nor opinions are implied. Posted items  are typically recent digital posts, publications and reports that caught our eye and may benefit or enhance your opinion and fact-finding.

We are dedicated to the creation of networking and information sharing by encouraging you to submit questions and comments pertaining to prescribed fire issues.


Contact Southeast Prescribed Fire Update

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  • Fire Services / Prescribed Burning
Contact Southeast Prescribed Fire Update
North Carolina State University Extension Forestry
Campus Box 8008
Raleigh, NC  27695-8008
Phone: 919-515-5638


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Statewide Program in:
  • Alabama
  • Florida
  • Georgia
  • Louisiana
  • Mississippi
  • North Carolina
  • South Dakota
  • Texas
  • Virginia

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