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| skip to main content | -- home contact us sitemap home our network who we are staff steering group advisory panel who we work with what we do how nerc science can help get in touch resources overview -- briefing papers and reports publications presentations and posters wildfire wall -- gallery multimedia research programmes -- useful links news & events members -- improving management of uk wildfire through knowledge exchange ''who does what'' uk researcher database on vegetation fire what are wildfires? a wildfire is any unplanned and uncontrolled vegetation fire which may require suppression. most wildfires in the uk are started by humans, and occur on moorlands, heaths, grassland, woodland and agricultural land. we can help to prevent damaging fires by managing people (ignition sources) and vegetation (fuel). not all fire is damaging – controlled fire is a traditional management tool in fire-tolerant ecosystems. zero tolerance to all fire can create larger fires. fire ecology recognises the complex interactions between fire, ecosystems and people. why are wildfires important? wildfire was included for the first time in the national risk register of civil emergencies 2013 (section 2.3, p8). it is identified as a key risk in defra’s (2012) uk climate change risk assessment (ccra) . the likelihood of wildfires occurring may increase between 10% and 50% by the 2080s with projected warmer, drier spring and summer conditions. wildfire is cross-sector risk; ccra identifies it as a major risk for biodiversity (bd 12) ( brown et al. , 2012) , but it is also cited in the forestry ( moffat et al., 2012 ), transport and water sector reports. more frequent severe vegetation fires would lead to significant loss of biodiversity and ecosystem services such as carbon storage for ecosystems like peatland and heathland, which are particularly sensitive to fire. over 118,000 ‘grassland’ fires were recorded by fire and rescue services in great britain in the financial years 2010/11 and 2011/12. they are strongly weather-related so are challenging to plan for; on average there were 374 a day in the dry april of 2011 compared to 30 a day in january 2012. [ fire statistics great britain, 2011-12 ]. uk-wide, in the dry april and may of 2011, it is estimated that there were 44 of over 40 hectares in size, using satellite-derived data from the european forest fire information system (effis) rapid damage assessment (joint research centre, 2012, table 38, p87) response costs alone are estimated at £55 million a year, and up to £1 million for a big moorland fire. who we work with why nerc science can help what we do get in touch news wildfire research workshop (posted 21 june 2017) uk wildfires conference 2017 (posted 06 april 2017) 2017 world conference on natural resource modelling, 6 – 9 june 2017 (posted 09 february 2017) england and wales wildfire forum launches newsletter (posted 03 february 2017) updates from northumberland fire and rescue service (posted 29 november 2016) your chance to contribute to natural england wildfire evidence review (posted 26 september 2016) royal society special issue - 'the interaction of fire and mankind' (posted 31 may 2016) peatland fuel research – project reports (posted 28 october 2015) 'fire and mankind': royal society discussion meeting (posted 06 october 2015) wildfire management – what weather and climate information do stakeholders need? (posted 19 march 2015) wildfire research and its impact on policy, planning and operations: the swinley forest fire, 10 april, 2015 (posted 17 february 2015) 10th earsel forest fire special interest group workshop, 2-5 november, 2015 (posted 05 february 2015) tasmanian bushfire risk (posted 27 january 2015) met office report on wildfire workshop (posted 27 january 2015) wildfire threat analysis (wta): nerc-funded scoping project with forestry commission (posted 02 december 2014) met office wildfire workshop – programme available (posted 13 november 2014) “be fire aware” campaign launched in peak district (posted 11 august 2014) report from kfwf's visiting speaker brian oswald (stephen f. austin state university) (posted 27 june 2014) informal seminar on wildfire risk in the uk (posted 20 june 2014) 3rd wildfire@manchester seminar: linking fire ecology and fire risk (posted 22 april 2014) northumberland national park pilots automated wildfire detection (posted 29 january 2014) northumberland collaborative burning project (posted 29 january 2014) the project successful in gaining nerc funding (posted 25 november 2013) papers presented at institution of fire engineers re13 (posted 25 november 2013) wildfire 2013 poster abstracts and reports (posted 07 november 2013) report and slides now available for 2nd wildfire@manchester seminar 'understanding fire intensity and severity' (posted 18 october 2013) rkfwf is sponsoring sessions at two uk fire conferences this autumn (posted 07 october 2013) create impact from your research: present a poster at wildfire 2013 (posted 03 september 2013) what can the uk learn from new zealand wildfire risk management systems? (posted 27 july 2013) england and wales wildfire forum press release: how to reduce the risk of wildfires (posted 23 july 2013) july's hot weather increases wildfire risk to amber for se england (posted 21 july 2013) tweets by @kfwf_manchester | return to main navigation | jump to search form | content copyright: ©2012. page last updated 21/06/17

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