After The Wildfires: Climate Mitigation and Adapting to the New Normal, at the Collider

After The Wildfires: Climate Mitigation and Adapting to the New Normal, at the Collider

On Monday, December 19, MountainTrue’s Public Lands Field Biologist Josh Kelly and Jim Fox of the National Environmental and Modeling Analysis Center at UNC Asheville presented on the topics of climate change, drought and strategies for wildfire management at the collider. MountainTrue is working in collaboration with the Forest Service and other stakeholders to support better forest management so that future fires are less hard to control and damaging to human development. Read the feature in the Hendersonville Times-NewsRead Josh Kelly’s Op-ed in the Asheville Citizen-Times

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