Urban WildF.I.R.E

Learn about the Urban WildFIRE Program.

Urban WildF.I.R.E. (Fire Integrative Research Experience) is an intensive, interdisciplinary workshop that provides experiential learning at the intersection between urban forestry and wildland fire. This workshop is a collaborative effort between Michigan State University, Tennessee State University, and the US Forest Service.

This workshop is supported through a grant from the US Forest Service Fire and Aviation Management - Workforce Diversity Division.

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