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Wildfire Risk Explorer

Website Address:https://www.curriki.org/oer/Wildfire-Risk-Explorer-152271
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November 11, 2016
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The Oregon Explorer initiative was started by the Oregon State University Libraries "to help Oregon citizens, communities and land management agencies prioritize resources and reduce wildfire risk." This corner of its site provides information about wildfire risk throughout the state, complete with a glossary of related terms, mapping tools, reports, and community wildfire protection plans. Moving along, there's a special section designed specifically for homeowners on reducing wildfire risk to residential properties. Visitors should also take advantage of the Issues & Actions area that includes information on reducing wildfire fuels in the wildland-urban interface, as well as materials on how to access state-wide data sets on wildfires.

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      The Oregon Explorer initiative was started by the Oregon State University Libraries "to help Oregon citizens, communities and land management agencies prioritize resources and reduce wildfire risk." This corner of its site provides information about wildfire risk throughout the state, complete with a glossary of related terms, mapping tools, reports, and community wildfire protection plans. Moving along, there's a special section designed specifically for homeowners on reducing wildfire risk to residential properties. Visitors should also take advantage of the Issues & Actions area that includes information on reducing wildfire fuels in the wildland-urban interface, as well as materials on how to access state-wide data sets on wildfires.
      ↓http://oregonexplorer.info/wildfire/

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