after the flames
Tools and tactics for communities and agencies impacted by wildfire.
call to action
Over the last 38 years, wildfires have burned an average of 5.2 million acres annually in the United States. Much of the cost of recovery and restoration is borne by state and local entities and those residents and businesses who live and work in and around the fire scar. There are communities across the country that have been working hard on improving how we live better with fire for many years, yet the work has been especially slow within the post-fire sector.
our proposal
COCO seeks to formalize the Post-Fire Navigators and Roadmap Program to increase capacity across the West to help communities respond and recover from wildfires, and strengthen post-fire response in order to reduce impacts to communities and ecosystems.