Issue #191 (19 August 15) of the FLN Networker and its attachments. This issue includes news from landscapes, people and projects in California, Idaho, North Carolina and the Central Appalachians. It also has links to guidelines for incorporating traditional knowledge (TEK), a new National Seed Strategy, a Forest Service report on wildfire management futures and another on management costs, a report estimating the increase that additional wildfires will contribute to the social costs of carbon through climate change, and an article on understanding the differences in risk perception between WUI residents and wildfire professionals. As always, listings are included for webinars; FLN and FAC LN workshops; prescribed fire training exchanges; and conference, workshop and training opportunities.
Attached to this issue are two FLN Notes from the Field—a report on the July workshop of the Western Klamath Restoration Partnership in northern California, and a collection of highlights from the Central Appalachians FLN—and one FAC Net Notes from the Field, with updates from the Island Park Sustainable Fire Community in Idaho.
