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Paul Gleason Wildland Fire Scholarship     
I am happy to let you know CSU has finally announced the first Paul Gleason Wildland Fire Scholarship, to be awarded this coming Fall from donations received in Paul's memory. Here is the link to the page.
25KB Author: Karen Miranda Gleason Published: 2005 Posted: 1/20/2005 [Summary]     
Planning for Fire-Related Debris-Flow Hazards Using GIS     
The Utah Geological Survey produces geologic hazard maps using Geographic Information Systems to assist with land-use planning. Local governments and agencies can use the GIS data and maps in their planning process to ...
992.4KB Author: By Lucas M. Shaw, Richard E. Giraud, Utah Geological Survey Published: 2004 Posted: 11/3/2004 [Summary]     
Poison Oak, Ivy and Sumac Tips     
As the nation's firefi that an equal danger lurks underfoot. According to USFS firefighters are forced to leav poison oak.
75.2KB Author: Occupational Health and Safety Online Published: 2005 Posted: 8/31/2005 [Summary]     
Population Protection Plan Example Incident Plan     
1. AUTHORITY: Authority for evacuation during this incident is based on the following references: A. Statutory: 3. INCIDENT COMMANDER: I have determined the nature of this emergency may pose significant threat ...
141.4KB Author: S. Carter Published: 2000 Posted: 1/1/2004 [Summary]     
Portals     
Pass through an undulating Portal, or Worm Hole, or even Dorothy’s tornado, and experience altered realities, new dimensions; see the universe from a new perspective. ... Career firefighters usually pass through a ...
74.4KB Author: Paul Chamberlin Published: 2005 Posted: 4/21/2006 [Summary]     
Potential Entrapment/ Rivera Mesa Fire     
253KB Author: New Mexico State Forestry Division Published: 2006 Posted: 11/20/2006 [Summary]     
Preparedness Planning Checklist     
21KB Author: NIMO Published: 2010 Posted: 1/29/2010 [Summary]     
Preparedness Planning Training Outline     
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Preparedness Websites     
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Preparing for Command in the Wildland Urban Interface   [View Entire Group (3)]   
Author: Kelley Gouette Published: 2003 Posted: 7/28/2006 [Summary]     
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