Our Work
Solutions
Our Work
Across the globe, billions of dollars of capital is invested each year in efforts to research, prevent, fight, and recover from wildfires. However, this investment is not uniform across all regions and nations impacted by fire, leaving many communities without sufficient scientific knowledge to develop effective strategies for their specific constellation of variables. The Global Wildfire Collective carries out an array of activities to aid in the development and dissemination of knowledge and strategies.
Our Pillars of Focus
Wildfire research and management span an immense range of topics, scales, and disciplines. However, to bring focus and foster meaningful collaboration, we define four key pillars of concentration to organize our discussions, activities and partnerships
Wildfire and Global Change
Fire Ecology & Biodiversity
Fire Management and Policy Operations
Equitable Community Safety & Resilience
GWC Discussion Forum
GWC Spatial Data Gateway
The Global Wildfire Collective Gateway is a platform for discovering and sharing wildfire-related research publications, spatial datasets, models, and more!
Our Activities
The Global Wildfire Collective promotes discussion and action through fire science webinars, regional dialogues and capacity-building training, and engagement in UN processes and other global fora.
Past Events
The Future of GWC
Global Wildfire Collective - Latin America and the Caribbean
The Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) region requires additional financial and technical capacity to enable local communities, fire departments, and government agencies to establish adequate wildfire prevention and resilience responses. In partnership with the Academia Nationale de Bomberos de Colombia, the Global Wildfire Collective-LAC (GWC-LAC), is building out capacity to provide wildfire science and management strategies to increase LAC regional resources and expertise. GWC-LAC combines cutting-edge wildfire and conservation research and education with state-of-the-art management and operations. It will also empower national policymakers and local communities to increase their climatic and ecological resilience to wildfire and facilitate wildfire recovery.

