#wildfire

Aircraft above Arth, SZ 🚁🛩️

@abovearth.bsky.social

2 hours ago

PlaneAlert ICAO: 0093B5 Tail: ZSHLK Flt: ZSSPD
Owner: SouthAfricanFireFightingAssociation
Aircraft: Bell UH-1H Iroquois
2026-04-08 09:25:41 CEST
UH1 FlyingFireExtinguisher AirAttack Wildfire
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Victoria Whittam ITV News

@victoriawhittam.bsky.social

3 hours ago

Urgent call to adopt a pet as the RSPCA says all centres are operating over capacity. YouTube video by Victoria Whittam

There's an urgent need for people to adopt a pet as the RSPCA says all centres are operating over capacity. Here are your breakfast headlines from ITV Calendar
#LocalNews #Breakfast #Headlines #Yorkshire #Lincolnshire #GMB #weather #Spitfire #RSPCA #knifecrime #Wildfire
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Climate, Ecology, War & More - Dr Glen Barry BigEarthData.ai

@bigearthdata.ai

9 hours ago

Global area affected by wildfires could increase by more than 9 per cent, study finds

Global area affected by wildfires could increase by more than 9 per cent, study finds
->Stockholm Resilience Centre | More on "Wildfire global area increase study" at BigEarthData.ai | #Wildfire #Climate #Forest

Climate, Ecology, War & More - Dr Glen Barry BigEarthData.ai

@bigearthdata.ai

12 hours ago

Wildfires are spreading into places that rarely burned before Wildfires aren’t just getting worse in places that already burn. They’re also showing up in regions that used to be relatively protected, including areas closer to the poles. A new study argues that this shift is becoming a serious and undercounted threat to biodiversity – especially for species that already live in small, fragile ranges. The research links climate-driven changes in fire activity to the future risk faced by thousands of plants, animals, and fungi that are already flagged as threatened by wildfires. “Our research shows that wildfires pose an ever-increasing threat to biodiversity,” said study lead author Xiaoye Yang, a researcher at the University of Gothenburg. “Nearly 84 percent of species vulnerable to wildfires will face a higher risk by the end of this century.” Wildfire risk has been underestimated A lot of biodiversity research around climate change focuses on slow, creeping pressures, such as habitats gradually warming, rainfall shifting, and species moving uphill or poleward. But fires don’t behave like that. They strike quickly, reshape landscapes, and can wipe out entire populations before they can adapt or relocate. This study aims to fill that gap by asking a blunt question: If fire seasons lengthen and burned area grows,...

Wildfires are spreading into places that rarely burned before
->Earth.com | More on "Wildfires threatening biodiversity new regions" at BigEarthData.ai | #Wildfire #Climate #Forest

@featherriveraction.bsky.social

13 hours ago

#EarthDay Event: Dr. Chad Hanson Free Talk: Protecting Communities from #Wildfire— It’s Not About #Logging Remote #Forests April 22nd Chico / April 23rd Quincy featherriveraction.org/earth-day-ev...

BC Forest Practices Board

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15 hours ago

Investigation results of wildfire-risk-reduction harvesting near Alkali Lake released today.

Full details - https://ow.ly/u0tm50Yj6gn
#BCForests #Wildfire

EJ Today News

@ejtodaynews.bsky.social

16 hours ago

Forest Service Will Close Research Stations That Study Wildfire Risk

#Forest Service Will Close Research Stations That Study #Wildfire Risk

@eniiler.bsky.social reports for @nytimes.com

#news #environment , @sejorg.bsky.social

EJ Today Headlines: sej.org/headlines/list

www.nytimes.com/2026/04/03/c...

The Final Report

@firehorse249791.bsky.social

16 hours ago

Wildfires are spreading into places that rarely burned before Climate-driven wildfires are expanding globally, raising extinction risks for thousands of plants and animals already vulnerable to fire.

Wildfires are spreading into places that rarely burned before www.earth.com/news/wildfir... #FossilFuels #ClimateCollapse #Wildfire #Worldwide

The Final Report

@firehorse249791.bsky.social

16 hours ago

Firefighters tackle three major moorland fires Emergency crews are currently battling wildfires on the moors near Greater...

[UK] Firefighters tackle three major moorland fires www.hellorayo.co.uk/hits-radio/m... #FossilFuels #ClimateCollapse #Wildfire #GreaterManchester #UK

Climate, Ecology, War & More - Dr Glen Barry BigEarthData.ai

@bigearthdata.ai

1 day ago

Gravel gardens can cut wildfire and heat risks. It's being used outside fire zones too Unrelenting heat, wind and lack of rain can create inhospitable conditions for plants, as well as humans. But a simple change in mulch can help gardeners mitigate damage from those conditions, and wildfires too. That’s one reason so-called “gravel gardens” are growing in popularity. When airborne embers land on plant-based garden mulches like pine bark, straw or wood chips, they ignite quickly and risk spreading fire. These organic mulches can even trap heat and combust spontaneously. Many ​high-risk municipalities actually discourage or restrict organic mulches within a specified distance from homes and buildings. And gardeners in fire-prone areas have long embraced covering bare soil with inorganic, aggregate materials, such as 1/4-inch pea gravel, tumbled granite or brick chips. Now, that strategy is becoming trendy to other regions. In addition to addressing fire-safety concerns, using such aggregate 4 inches deep in beds and borders also helps prevent weeds from taking root, improves drainage and reduces runoff, which helps cut back on water waste. To be clear, organic mulches are the gold standard for many applications. They nourish the soil as they decompose, improve moisture retention and also suppress weeds. Organic mulch is also more beneficial to plants with high water and...

Gravel gardens can cut wildfire and heat risks. It's being used outside fire zones too
->Orlando Sentinel | More on "Gravel gardens reducing wildfire risk" at BigEarthData.ai | #Forest #Climate #Wildfire #Garden

Aircraft above Arth, SZ 🚁🛩️

@abovearth.bsky.social

1 day ago

PlaneAlert ICAO: 3B7B3F Tail: FZBMI Flt: MILAN7E
Owner: SecuriteCivile
Aircraft: DHC-8-400 MR
2026-04-07 10:48:12 CEST
DH8D MultiRole AirAttack Wildfire
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North Atlantic Fire Science Exchange

@northatlfiresci.bsky.social

1 day ago

Here is the April National Significant Wildland Fire Potential Outlook, which represents the cumulative forecast of the ten Geographic Area Predictive Services units and the National Predictive Services unit. buff.ly/TSxdppc for a detailed discussion. #FireWeather #FireBehavior #Wildfire

Energy vs Climate Podcast

@energyvsclimate.bsky.social

1 day ago

12% humidity = Death Valley in July. Put that into the boreal forest after a 2-year drought and you don't get a fire. You get a firestorm.

John Vaillant on the new Energy vs Climate episode.
www.energyvsclimate.com/s7-bonus-fir...

#Wildfire #FireWeather #ClimateChange #EnergyVsClimate

Seth Munson

@smmunson.bsky.social

1 day ago

Our new synthesis compares how 7 dominant #invasive grass species influence #wildfire and which treatments are effective to mitigate risk across the Intermountain West USA

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North Atlantic Fire Science Exchange

@northatlfiresci.bsky.social

1 day ago

This Tuesday, April 7, check out the Wildfire Management Over Suppression Panel Discussion. This panel will examine the unique considerations for Tribal incorporation in the newly established US Wildland Fire Service and the integration of emerging science. buff.ly/rKyjcKO #Wildfire #FireScience

Environmental News

@environmentalnews.bsky.social

1 day ago

White text on a green background reads, “Wildfires an increasing threat for species during climate change”. Underneath, EurekAlert! is listed as the source.

“Wildfires an increasing threat for species during climate change” — EurekAlert!

#EnvironmentalNews #ClimateChange #Wildfire

Meteored US

@us.meteored.com

2 days ago

More Heat This Week Could Exacerbate Drought Conditions And Fire Risk Across The Western U.S. A ridge of high pressure will bring warm conditions across the western U.S. this week, bringing an increase in fire danger and dry conditions.

⚠️ Heat builds again this week across the West, adding to #drought stress and raising #wildfire concerns.

🗞️ Bradlyn Oakes breaks down the outlook.

Eric Bono

@ericbono.vivaldi.net.ap.brid.gy

2 days ago

https://app.watchduty.org/i/91140

#DreamFire #Wildfire #California #SouthernCalifornia #InlandEmpire #Riverside #MeadValley #TemescalMountains #GavilanHills #LakeMathews

My Opinion

@oopsmyopinion.bsky.social

2 days ago

The Warm, Dry Winter Has Left Firefighters in Wyoming Nervous - Inside Climate News A national forecast underscored the elevated risk of wildfire across the West, which just experienced a climate change-fueled heatwave after a winter with little snow.

insideclimatenews.org/news/0104202...

Not just in Wyoming. The entire Western US is a tinderbox - and this is only April!

#wildfire #Wyoming

Edie Schaffer ❌👑

@sfedie.bsky.social

3 days ago

These California research stations prepare for fire risk. The Trump administration is shutting them down The U.S. Forest Service will close the majority of its research facilities in California as part of sweeping changes.

The #Trump admin plans to shutter 6 of 8 #USForestService research facilities in #CA as part of a major reorg that may leave the state “underequipped” to manage #wildfire & #drought threats. www.sfchronicle.com/california-w...
#EM

MonarchHench21

@monarchhench21.bsky.social

3 days ago

Karlach and Tennen are at the club, dressed in very stylish outfits. Karlach has Tennen pinned to the wall while restraining her arms above her. Karlach's left had is at Tennen's face with her thumb in Tennen's open eager mouth.

Alternate angle of first image.

A closeup of Tennen with Karlach's thumb in her mouth. Tennen's eyes are hooded, as she is flustered and aroused by Karlach's ministrations.

Tennen and Karlach hittin' the club. Errbody gettin' tipsy!

#bg3 | #Karlach | #Tennen | #WildFire | #VirtualPhotography

perclexed

@perclexed.bsky.social

3 days ago

#wildfire Evac immediately when you’re told to!

Christopher-J (aka Eustach the Wanderer)

@chrjcar.bsky.social

3 days ago

Evacuations ordered in Southern California as winds fan fast-moving wildfire | CBC News The fire was burning in a populated — but not densely so — unincorporated part of Riverside County, in a recreational area near the city of Moreno Valley, which has a population of roughly 200,000.

Smoky, fast-growing #wildfire in windy Southern #California has prompted multiple evacuation orders and warnings. Springs Fire broke out at about 11 a.m. on Friday and by the evening had grown to about 14.17 square kilometres, with fire crews starting to contain it.
www.cbc.ca/news/world/e...

Climate, Ecology, War & More - Dr Glen Barry BigEarthData.ai

@bigearthdata.ai

3 days ago

USDA proposed more roads to control wildfires until new evidence showed they may actually accelerate how forests burn Wildfires have ravaged many parts of the nation in recent years. The USDA has proposed building more roads in states that experience wildfires on a regular basis. However, a recent finding has proven the opposite to be true. States like California and Hawai’i have been devastated by wildfires that left millions with no homes or businesses. How can constructing more roads actually accelerate how forests burn across the nation? How the climate crisis has become the issue of our generation Climate change is a notable and serious threat to mankind. It can adversely affect everything from our health to the stability of the global energy sector, and even fundamental systems that sustain life on our planet. The World Meteorological Organization recently confirmed that 2025 was the hottest year on record. An increased temperature will inevitably lead to more and more dangerous and life-threatening wildfires. Climate change has a far-reaching economic impact on the world. The devastating 2025 wildfires in Los Angeles cost the state an estimated $100 billion, in addition to many people losing their lives. The world is literally on fire. Animal life on our planet is finding it hard to sustain their habitats The overwhelming impact of wildfires...

USDA proposed more roads to control wildfires until new evidence showed they may actually accelerate how forests burn
->Ecoportal | More on "Roads accelerating wildfire forest burns" at BigEarthData.ai | #Wildfire #Forest #Climate

Climate, Ecology, War & More - Dr Glen Barry BigEarthData.ai

@bigearthdata.ai

4 days ago

Wildfires are speeding up snowmelt and draining natural water supplies If you live in the Pacific Northwest, you’ve probably already heard the familiar warning this year: snowpack is running below normal, and that usually means a more anxious summer for water supplies. New research from Portland State University (PSU) adds another layer to that worry. The study suggests that as wildfires and warm winter rainstorms become more common, some mountain watersheds may lose their snow storage earlier and faster than we expect. The key culprit is something called rain-on-snow: events where warm rain falls on an existing snowpack. That combination can trigger rapid snowmelt and boost flood risk downstream in just a few days. The PSU team found that snow in burned forests melts significantly faster during these events than snow in nearby unburned areas, which means less “banked” water is held in the mountains for later in the year. The study comes from PSU’s Snow Hydrology Lab, led by Kelly Gleason, an associate professor of eco-hydro-climatology in the School of Earth, Environment & Society. Rain-on-snow events in the Cascades In the Pacific Northwest, mountain snow isn’t just pretty scenery – it functions like a giant seasonal reservoir. It slowly releases water into rivers and reservoirs, supporting municipal supplies, irrigation,...

Wildfires are speeding up snowmelt and draining natural water supplies
->Earth.com | More on "Wildfires accelerating mountain snowpack loss" at BigEarthData.ai | #WaterSupplies #Wildfire #Forest #Climate

Environmental News

@environmentalnews.bsky.social

4 days ago

White text on a green background reads, “Forest Service Will Close Research Stations That Study Wildfire Risk”. Underneath, The New York Times is listed as the source.

“Forest Service Will Close Research Stations That Study Wildfire Risk” — The New York Times

#EnvironmentalNews #Wildfire #Environment

Environmental News

@environmentalnews.bsky.social

4 days ago

White text on a green background reads, “Evacuations ordered as two wildfires break out in southern California”. Underneath, The Guardian is listed as the source.

“Evacuations ordered as two wildfires break out in southern California” — The Guardian

#EnvironmentalNews #Wildfire #Evacuation

California Department of Industrial Relations

@californiadir.bsky.social

4 days ago

Cal/OSHA urges employers to protect workers amid smoke conditions from the Springs and Crown fires

Cal/OSHA insta a los empleadores a proteger a sus trabajadores ante las condiciones de humo provocadas por los incendios Springs y Crown

#news #wildfire #noticias

www.dir.ca.gov/DIRNews/2026...

C Z Doval Santos

@czds.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy

4 days ago

“ Updated April 03, 2026 3:49 PM

RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — A smoky and fast-growing wildfire Friday in windy Southern California has prompted multiple evacuation orders and warnings. “ #wildfire #california

Ongoing Now

@ongoingnow.com

4 days ago

Springs Fire Containment Percentage and Fire Maps Understand the Springs Fire containment percentage and key weather factors driving fire behavior in Riverside County.

Analysis of the Springs Fire containment percentage: Wind-driven behavior persists as fuel moisture hits critical 5% levels. #OngoingNow #Wildfire #California #Climate