The mission of the Climate-Fire Dynamics Group is to facilitate collaboration among scientists interested in interactions among climate, fire, and landscapes. The Climate-Fire Dynamics Group is a self-directed team under the Fire, Fuel, and Smoke Science Program of the Rocky Mountain Research Station. Its members include professional and research staff with interests in the dynamic interactions between wildland fire and climate. The group recognizes the relevance of fire research in general to understanding, mitigating and adapting to climate change, and is committed to facilitating the use of research results from the Fire, Fuel, and Smoke Science Program for these purposes.

Climate-Fire Dynamics Group Charter
Recent Publications
Lab Activities
Readings, Reports, and Other Information

Climate-Fire Dynamics Projects
Click on the links below to see current climate-fire and climate change-related research projects and science applications at the Fire Lab:

FireBGCv2 Simulation Modeling Platform
Central Oregon Fire History
Utah Fire History
Fire Effects Information System (FEIS)
Climate drivers of fire in the Northern Rockies: Past, Present and Future

For more information on the Climate-Fire Dynamics Group contact Rachel Loehman.