Innovative technologies
& socio-ecological-economic solutions for fire resilient territories in Europe
Our APPROACH
FIRE-RES is built around the concept of Integrated Fire Management. This is a planning and operational approach that includes social, economic, cultural and ecological dimensions. Its objective is to minimize the damage caused by wildfires and maximize its benefits.
To do this, FIRE-RES includes 4 main pillars.
OUR APPROACH
FIRE-RES adopts the Integrated Fire Management Approach.
This wildfire risk reduction strategy exploits synergies between fire prevention-preparedness, detection-response and restoration-adaptation in a holistic manner, assuming the interconnectedness of these 3 phases.
Prevention & Preparedness
Educate the public to take precautions to prevent and to be ready in case of potentially harmful fires
Adaptation & Restoration
Rehabilitate and restore areas impacted by extreme wildfires
Detection & Response
Anticipate and mitigate the impacts of extreme wildfire events
News
FIRE-RES joined the IX International Conference on Forest Fires Research
On the 15th of November 2022, FIRE-RES together with the other fire-related projects (SILVANUS, TREEADS, FirEUrisk and FireLogue) took part at
Fire resilience discussed at FIRE-RES 1st General Assembly
FIRE-RES partners and its Advisory Board gathered in Wageningen from 28th to 30th November 2022 for a productive annual project meeting and
International congress on forest fires strengthens dialogue between authorities and FIRE-RES
Discussing the situation of forest fires during summer 2022 in Galicia Having an efficient and fast operational response capacity is
FirEUrisk and FIRE-RES: sharing knowledge on how to map fuel availability at the European level
Wildfires play an important role in terrestrial ecosystems, representing not only a critical disturbance but also a threat to the
The community of Wildfire Innovation kicks off in Solsona, Catalonia
During the last week of October 2022, the 1st meeting of the Community of Wildfire Innovation (CWI) was hosted in
The new scenario of extreme wildfires in Europe
Summer 2022 was a hard one for wildfire events management in Europe. The prolonged drought and extremely high temperatures that affected
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