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    • Home
    • About WRL
      • Founder Story
      • Mission
      • Seed the Change
      • UTRR
      • News and Updates
    • Blog
      • My Wildfire Journal
      • Plants That Fuel Wildfire
    • Resources
      • Why Landscapes?
      • What Plants?
    • More
      • News and Updates
      • Purpose of the Programs
      • Tree Need Research
      • GoFundme Link
      • Contact
      • FAQ
    • About WRN
      • Welcome to the Nursery
      • Working with WRL
      • Online Store
  • Home
  • About WRL
    • Founder Story
    • Mission
    • Seed the Change
    • UTRR
    • News and Updates
  • Blog
    • My Wildfire Journal
    • Plants That Fuel Wildfire
  • Resources
    • Why Landscapes?
    • What Plants?
  • More
    • News and Updates
    • Purpose of the Programs
    • Tree Need Research
    • GoFundme Link
    • Contact
    • FAQ
  • About WRN
    • Welcome to the Nursery
    • Working with WRL
    • Online Store

Restoring balance between people and place

Wildfire Resilient Landscapes

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Through education, storytelling, and applied frameworks that connect land stewardship with human recovery and public systems.

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It's a Celebration

Happy One- Year Anniversary WRL

 Wildfire Resilient Landscapes (WRL)
WRL examines how wildfire, land management, public health, housing, and community systems intersect. We translate complex science and systems research into accessible insights that help explain why recovery breaks down, and how better design can support resilient landscapes and people over time.


At the center of this work is what we call the efficiency gap: the space between effort and recovery, where systems work hard but struggle to deliver lasting stability.


As WRL marks its first anniversary, we are using this moment to reflect, refine, and update our mission to better reflect what this work has revealed and where it is headed next.

Learn More About The Efficiency Gap

I invite you to read Debbie Hanson’s latest blog post.

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