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  • Wildland fire science, interdisciplinary studies, community resilience, adaptation and mitigation strategies.

Background:

  • Wildland fire management is at a critical juncture, unable to address complex interdisciplinary challenges posed by increasing wildfire risk.
  • Current fire science operates in isolated silos (institutional, organizational, and research foci), hindering comprehensive solutions.
  • These silos result in fragmented research, management, and policy, failing to address the multifaceted nature of wildfire issues.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To provide guiding principles for bridging diverse fire science efforts.
  • To advance an integrated agenda for wildfire research.
  • To offer insights for building fire-resilient communities.

Main Methods:

  • This study is conceptual, providing guiding principles based on a critical review of the current state of fire science.
  • It synthesizes perspectives across institutional, organizational, and research disciplinary divides.
  • The approach focuses on identifying pathways to overcome fragmentation in fire science.

Main Results:

  • Current fire science paradigms are insufficient for addressing the complex adaptation and mitigation challenges of increased wildfire risk.
  • Disciplinary silos in fire science impede the development of holistic solutions for wildfire management.
  • An integrated approach is necessary to effectively manage wildfire risks and promote community resilience.

Conclusions:

  • Bridging disciplinary silos in fire science is crucial for developing effective wildfire adaptation and mitigation strategies.
  • An integrated research agenda can help overcome fragmentation and provide insights for building fire-resilient communities.
  • Reintegrating fire as a vital landscape process requires a unified, interdisciplinary approach to fire science and management.