The Holland Center and Desert Foothills Land Trust invite the community to an exciting evening of discovery at the upcoming Foothills Speaker Series event, “Wildland Fire.”

Have you ever wondered how wildfires are managed in our unique Sonoran Desert landscape? Join us for an illuminating evening with wildland fire ecologists from Tonto National Forest, as they unpack the science behind fighting fires in our unique Sonoran Desert ecosystem.

You’ll gain insights into the sophisticated techniques and cutting-edge technologies used to combat wildfires in this arid landscape. From understanding fire behavior to learning about the latest firefighting strategies, this talk will give you a new appreciation for the complexities involved in protecting our desert environment. Learn about the delicate balance fire managers must strike between prevention, intervention, and allowing natural processes to unfold. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, a concerned resident, or simply curious about how our beautiful desert is protected, this presentation offers a unique opportunity to understand the science and art of fire management in the Sonoran Desert. Come with your questions and prepare to see our landscape through a new lens!

This event is free and open to the public. However, registration is required due to limited seating.