Objectives: SFE will continue to engage end-users across a range of effort investment and engagement

Ended Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
L24AC00144
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$643,948

Award facts

Assistance listing
15.232 Joint Fire Science Program
Completion date
Place of performance
Florida, USA

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Description

We will build on over a decade of success to: (1) share information and build relationships with a diverse and growing audience by creating products across a range of engagement levels accessible to our growing audience. We will continue to grow our library of resources, including newsletters, research syntheses, website updates, webinars and videos proven to increase access to fire science (2) list and describe existing research and synthesis information by continuing to update our regional fire science publication database (3) demonstrate research on the ground by expanding our library of virtual 360 field tours of research plots in the southeastern U.S., which allows end-users to visit and explore field sites on a virtual platform (4) support adaptive fire management by continuing to produce workshopsand webinars on the latest fire science that foster the CO-production of research, transfer of information, and adaptive fire management (5) identify new research, synthesis, or validation needs by engaging withregional wildland fire working groups and surveying end-users to assess regional fire science information needs, knowledge gaps, and technology deficiencies.benefits: enhancing access to the most recent research in fire science and fostering increased information exchange among a diverse range of stakeholders can enhance the effectiveness of fire management initiatives, both on public and private lands. By elevating the awareness, comprehension, and trust of fire science, SFE anticipates a corresponding rise in the use and expedited adoption of science-basedinformation and tools in fire management practices. We propose to develop a comprehensive suite of fire science delivery programs and resources, guided by our leadership team and grounded in a logic model approach. To meet the information needs of land managers, fire managers, and fire users in the southeastern U.S., we will employ a range of delivery methods, encompassing electronic, virtual, and inperson formats. SFE is committed to facilitating connections between the fire research community and fire managers to accelerate fire science implementation and foster opportunities for CO-production of knowledge.

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Original award $643,948

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Tall Timbers Research, Inc. We will administer the Fire Science Outreach Specialist under the supervision of Tall Timbers Fire Ecology Research Scientist. The Fire Science Outreach… $184,932
North Carolina State University Dr. Roise serves as the Southern Fire Exchange PI at North Carolina State University. Though his role is mostly administrative in nature, reviewing and… $148,268

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Who received award L24AC00144?

L24AC00144 was awarded to University Of Florida by Idaho Region (Bureau of Land Management) on October 1, 2024.

How much is award L24AC00144 worth?

$643,948 has been obligated on L24AC00144.

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