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Consortium of Appalachian
Fire Managers and Scientists

CAFMS primary goal is to disseminate products and host activities that will increase

and accelerate the flow of fire science and management information between scientists and managers in the Appalachian region.

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Membership is free. Our members receive our quarterly newsletter with access to special workshops, events, job notices, and more. Becoming a member is a great way to connect with other fire professionals throughout the region.

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Latest Newsletter

Research

Title: Retrieving historical forest composition in the southern Appalachian region, United States

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Authors: Brice B. Hanberry, J. Adam Warwick

Source: Forest Ecology and Management 

DOIhttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2025.123118

Upcoming Webinar

SFE-CAFMS Joint Webinar: Historical Fire Regimes and Vegetation Patterns of the Blue Ridge and Vicinity

September 25, 2025 1:00 p.m. EST. 

Presented by: Dr. Charles Lafon, Professor of Geography at Texas A&M University

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Announcements

The Nature Conservancy in North Carolina is filling Coastal Plain burn crew manager (job ID JR100701) and Coastal Plain burn crew member (job ID JR100700) positions

The Nature Conservancy in Georgia is seeking a Chattahoochee Fall Line burn crew manager for the January to June 2026 burn season. See the job description (JR100732) for details

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