National Center for Landscape Fire Analysis

Longleaf pine restoration project, prescribed burning in Georgia, January 2008.

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FireCenter

In the field

Applying innovative science and technology to on-the-ground natural resource management

The National Center for Landscape Fire Analysis, a program in the College of Forestry and Conservation at the University of Montana, Missoula, aims to link scientific and technological developments with wildland fire and land management. Our web site provides an overview of who we are, what we do, and how we do it; if you have further questions, please contact us for more information.

What's New

We recently upgraded our remote communications network on the Powell Ranger District

The Science Compute Services Team (jointly serving the Fire Center, NTSG, and the Flathead Lake Biological Station) recently hired Niels Maumenee as Systems Adminstrator -- welcome Niels

Tools

» Fire Restrictions
» MT Base Map
» Fire Intelligence Module

Featured Project

Estimating Forest Fuels Attributes Using Laser Altimetry Data

The NCLFA is using laser altimetry to estimate forest fuel attributes