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Partner Perspectives

Leaders provide information and discussion regarding the National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy and related topics.

Videos

Cohesive Strategy Stakeholders’ Perspectives

The video is a dynamic, rapid, easy-to-use introduction to the National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy (Cohesive Strategy). Audiences include wildland fire management stakeholders and others who may initiate or engage in Cohesive Strategy implementation projects.

Also view the Cohesive Strategy Stakeholders’ Perspectives Trailer (4:49 minutes)…

View the Cohesive Strategy Stakeholders’ Perspectives Quick Guide (PDF)…

“In Brief” Podcasts

“Cohesive Strategy”, Mary Jacobs, National League of Cities - December 4, 2012

Mary Jacobs Mary Jacobs, National League of Cities. Read more about Mary…

“Cohesive Strategy”, Interview with Ann Walker, Western Governors' Association - December 6, 2011

Ann Walker. Ann Walker, Western Governors Association. Read more about Ann (PDF, 37 KB).

“Importance of Stakeholder Engagement”, Interview with Bob Roper, Ventura County Fire Chief, and Dan Smith, National Association of State Foresters - November 2, 2011

Bob Roper.
Bob Roper, Ventura County Fire Chief. Read more about Bob (PDF, 44 KB).

This “In Brief” podcast is an interview with Bob Roper, Ventura County Fire Chief representing the International Association of Fire Chiefs Wildland Fire Policy Committee and local government groups, and Dan Smith, National Association of State Foresters.

Interviews with Dan Smith, National Association of State Foresters - August 25, 2011

Dan Smith.
Dan Smith, National Association of State Foresters. Read more about Dan (PDF, 44 KB).

Dan Smith, National Association of State Foresters, talks about the goals and phases of the National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy in the following podcasts.

Cohesive Strategy Goals

Cohesive Strategy Phases

Partner Websites

Federal Government

  • Smoke Signals
    Smoke Signals is a quarterly newsletter published by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Branch of Wildland Fire Management at the National Interagency Fire Center. The newsletter, written by authors from across Indian Country, highlights activities and accomplishments taking place in the forestry and wildland fire management programs.

National Organizations

International Organizations

Meet Our Partners

Read more about some of our partners involved with Cohesive Strategy leadership, advice, technical expertise, coordination, and development.

Wildland Fire Executive Council (WFEC)

Jim Erickson

Jim Erickson, Intertribal Timber Council

Mary Jacobs

Mary Jacobs, National League of Cities

Bill Kaage

Bill Kaage, National Park Service

Northeastern Regional Strategy Committee

Maureen Brooks

Maureen Brooks, Northeastern Area, USDA Forest Service State and Private Forestry

Brad Simpkins

Brad Simpkins, New Hampshire Division of Forests and Lands

Southeastern Regional Strategy Committee

David A. Frederick

David A. Frederick, Southern Group of State Foresters

Chief Will May

Chief Will May, International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC)

Western Regional Strategy Committee

Robert Cope

Robert Cope, County Commissioner, Lemhi County, Idaho

Tony Harwood

Tony Harwood, Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes

Douglas MacDonald

Douglas MacDonald, International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC)