Lenya Quinn-Davidson
@lenyaqd
Director of University of California Ag and Natural Resources Fire Network, Women-in-Fire Training Exchanges (WTREX), and the Nor Cal Prescribed Fire Council.
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Unlock the transformative power of fire on our latest podcast with Lenya Quinn-Davidson, a leader in wildfire management. Discover how we can protect our landscapes, encourage biodiversity, and return to a better balance with nature. #WildfireManagement naturesarchive.com/2024/01/29/wil…
Media is invited to the 10th International Fire Ecology & Management Congress in #Monterey , Dec. 4-8.
#Fire professionals will discuss new and creative ways to address wildfire-related challenges. Lenya Quinn-Davidson Yana Valachovic Susie Kocher Luca Carmignani
ucanr.edu/News/?routeNam…
Researchers identified four key areas where supportive institutional and agency leadership can help expand prescribed fire in the region:
-Fire culture
-Funding
-Capacity building and cooperation
-Monitoring and adaptive management
Lenya Quinn-Davidson #FireSolutions
This is a great story, and an example of why Cooperative Extension is such a unique asset in this space. We have a mutual commitment to primary research and to communication, but we’re pretty rare in that. So important. Susie Kocher Katie Low Pam Kan-Rice Ag&Natural Resources
“It totally substantiates what we already see on the ground and what we already know to be true, which is that low- to moderate-severity fire begets more of the same,” Lenya Quinn-Davidson, director of Ag&Natural Resources Fire Network, tells Danielle Venton KQED Science
The documentary Elemental continues to make the rounds, so I’ll recommend this review by the Association for Fire Ecology Association for Fire Ecology :
fireecology.org/news/elemental
“Last year we got lucky, but what can we do to be less reliant on luck?...We can take a more proactive approach, we can have more agency...The current model we operate under is really waiting and seeing,” Lenya Quinn-Davidson said. “I think we are at the end of the rope with that.”
A former colleague of mine Julie Johnson who I’ve spent many hours with on the fire line, wrote this piece on wildland firefighters and exposures to toxic smoke.
sfchronicle.com/projects/2023/…
This was an interesting conversation with Matt Weiner and Chad Hanson. Definitely some differing perspectives on the issues, but strong agreement on the need for more beneficial fire and more resilient homes and communities. Look forward to working more with Matt 🔥
How do fish, water, & #fire connect? How do we navigate the complexities between them? Does one need the other? 🐟🔥
Lenya Quinn-Davidson, Fire Network Director for Ag&Natural Resources, explores these questions - & how we might answer them - in a blog post for Fire Adapted Network.
fireadaptednetwork.org/seeing-the-fis…