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Would you please confirm which session this is?

This is the Community Mitigation Assistance Team session

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McCaffrey, Sarah ; McGee, Tara K.; Coughlan, Michael ; Tedim, Fantina . 2020. Understanding wildfire mitigation and preparedness in the context of extreme wildfires and disasters Chapter 8. https://www.fs.usda.gov/treesearch/pubs/60709

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Appalachian area or Great SmokyMountains

What kinds of demographics and community organization are you working with? Towns? Villages? Census-designated areas?

Q: A number of areas you have mentioned, Chetco Bar, for example have a long and difficult history with fire. Could you speak to challenges you have faced implementing CMAT goals in those areas? What were your successes?

Because of the changes in potions at local. state, federal and even local spark plug landowners how do you maintain momentum?

Writing from a small HOA that borders directly on the Rio Grande Nature Center SP - an urban wildlife area within the city of Albuquerque. How do we start to address mitigation here?

To clarify the earlier question - what resources, networks are available to us here in the Albuquerque bosque?

What methods do you use to get the nonparticipant groups into the work?

Do you work with community post-wildfire restoration activities to protect against flooding and erosion control and even tree planting.

Did the 2018 revision of the CWPP include any soil analysis to address post-fire erosion?

Awesome presentation. Thank you, Jonathan!

Thank you John!

Thank you, Jonathan. Your session was very informative!

great presenation

Thank you

Thanks Jonathan!

eytan@forestguild.org

Thanks Everyone!