1 hr, 3 minutes
This roundtable brings together wildfire experts from Colorado Springs, Santa Fe, and Austin to discuss how communities can adapt and reduce wildfire risk. The panel shares real examples of programs, codes, and partnerships that work to protect lives and property in the wildland-urban interface. From neighborhood ambassadors to cutting-edge technology like drones and risk mapping, these leaders highlight what’s moving the needle. The discussion is practical, people-focused, and packed with lessons for fire service leaders and community members alike.
5 Key Takeaways
- Relationships are the foundation of wildfire mitigation — building trust with residents and partners drives action.
- Community engagement is critical — ambassadors, neighborhood programs, and peer-to-peer learning amplify impact.
- Mitigation works — defensible space, vegetation management, and risk-informed building codes save homes and lives.
- Technology is evolving fast — drones, risk maps, and early detection systems are reshaping wildfire readiness.
- Wildfire mitigation is climate adaptation — proactive steps today create resilient communities for the future.
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