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Supporting Community Wildfire Resilience in Oregon
The 2020 Labor Day fires burned approximately 850,000 acres across Oregon and stressed the state’s long-term disaster recovery systems. Communities with more successful responses to local wildfire impacts had preexisting networks, trusted organizations, and infrastructure that pivoted to wildfire re
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