The goal of the project to conduct research that supports community and household resilience to wildfire smoke through actions that mitigate adverse health outcomes associated with wildfire smoke…

The goal of the project to conduct research that supports community and household resilience to wildfire smoke through actions that mitigate adverse health outcomes associated with wildfire smoke exposures.activities:the project will apply practice-driven applied research with oregon communities and partners. The research team will facilitate information sharing and networks between practitioners, managers, and researchers to allow researchers to better understand the information gaps and needs of practitioners on the ground and to accelerate the effective dissemination of research findings into practice. The team will disseminate research conducted by the center and partners to specific audiences of interest, through web-based applications, technical reports, short fact sheets, infographics, presentations, and other forms of accessible information sharing. Subrecipient:no subawards are included in this assistance agreement.outcomes:deliverables include annual and final research reports as well as journal articles and briefing papers documenting the activities and findings from the project. Expected outcomes include improved ability of oregonians' to prepare for, respond to, and recover from wildfire smoke events in order to reduce adverse health outcomes associated with wildfire smoke exposures as well as new knowledge and efficacious strategies that offer important evidence-based approaches that can be applied across the western U.S. Direct beneficiaries include oregon residents, state and local governments and the general public.