Let's learn from the knowledge, insights, and thoughts shared at the 8th IWFC
Meet the institutional Partners of the 8th International Wildland Fire Conference 2023
Thank you to our sponsors who provide a huge support for the success of the 8th IWFC
HIGHLIGHTS
WELCOME MESSAGE
Responding to the severe and globally widespread wildland fires seasons of the 1980’s, representatives of government entities and private institutions of all continents organized, in Boston, USA, the 1st International Wildland Fire Conference – “Meeting Global Wildland Fire Challenges”.
Near the turn of the century, the 2nd conference was hosted in Vancouver, Canada, dedicated to “Wildland Fire and Sustainable Development”, attended participants from 38 countries. Since then, every 4 years, a growing community gets together on a different continent to learn from each other and share knowledge and expertize under the scope of integrated fire management.
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TIAGO MARTINS DE OLIVEIRA
Chair of 8th IWFC Organizing Committe and Chairman of AGIF Board of Directors
ABOUT THE ILC
With the 1st International Wildland Fire Conference (IWFC) held in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A., in 1989, a series of conferences was initiated aimed at promoting exchange of expertize and international cooperation in wildland fire management. These conferences have gathered thousands of participants around the world and are overseen by The International Liaison Committee (ILC), serving as an advisory and liaison body to the hosts of the conferences. The ILC recognizes that landscape fire management is an international issue, thus working closely with conference hosts and seeking new opportunities for sharing experiences in this area of knowledge. The host of the 9th International Wildland Fire Conference will be announced in Porto, May 2023.
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Landscape Fire Governance Framework
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PORTO AND THE NORTH OF PORTUGAL ALSO BELONGS TO THOSE WHO STOP BY
Located along the Douro river estuary, Porto is one of the oldest European centres, and its historical core (Riberinha) was proclaimed a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1996.