New to Fire: Working the Prescribed Burns of Archbold Station

Published on December 12, 2024

New Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation article by Aaron Chimelis 

Working your first prescribed burn can be an intimidating task. The precision of each fire must be heavily calculated, environmental conditions must be just right, and even if everything does go to plan, fire has a way of switching [...]

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