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Assessing the Ecological Drivers of Wildfire Hazard Mitigation of Fuels in the California Home Ignition Zone
Consecutive years of devastating home losses to wildfire indicate the need for home fuel reduction and construction improvements. Existing research correlates house survival with modifications to the home ignition zone (HIZ) and is required in high fire hazard areas of California (CA). Mitigations,
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