Abstract Purpose of Review Science plays a critical role in natural resource management,
and the use of science in decision-making is mandated by several policy initiatives. Other …

As the need for more broad-scale solutions to environmental problems is increasingly
recognized, traditional hierarchical, government-led models of coordination are being …

Wildland fire management is a challenging environment in which to utilize scientific
information. Despite the robust information system that supports US wildland fire …

Wildland fire is an important natural disturbance in many vegetated areas of the world.
However, fire management actions are critical not only to prevent and suppress unwanted …

Background Among the most successful examples of Knowledge Exchange (KE) between
researchers and practitioners in Canadian wildland fire management is the development …

National forests and grasslands in the United States are governed by land and resource
management plans that should be updated every 15 years to reflect changing social …

Significant resources have been devoted to increasing the supply of data and information
products for wildland fire management. There has been comparatively less emphasis on …

The level of implementation and uptake of specific tools used to support wildland fire
management decision-making has received little attention in Canada. Our aim is to aid the …

Scientific knowledge and tools have central roles in contemporary federal forest programs
that promote restoration in large landscapes and across ownerships. Although we know …

Combining Q-methodology with focus groups offers a novel opportunity to explore how
researchers and managers can collectively address natural resource management issues …