“Catastrophe in the rainforest:” The Great Fire of 1943 in the Araucanía Region, Chile

A Fire Archive in the Making: Working the 2020 Cameron Peak Fire

Thinking with Ash: Toward a “Slow Witnessing” in Relation to Wildfires

Fire Vignettes: Fragments from Life and the Field

Landscapes of Power in Aquilino Ribeiro’s When the Wolves Howl

A Border on Fire: Pyromanes and colonisers in the forests of Kroumirie

Transformations in the networks of fire: Cashew orchards and responses informed by local knowledge

Where have we come from and where are we going? Visioning more equitable fire governance in British Columbia

Fire Stories: Encountering Wildfire in the Archives and on the Land

Call for Contributors – Fire Stories

Online Event: “Smoke Seasons: Living with Wildfire since 1900” with Mica Jorgenson

#EnvHist Worth Reading: August 2021