It’s no secret: wildfires are increasing in size and intensity amidst severe and persistent drought conditions. So what’s being done to prepare for — and survive — B.C. wildfires as the forests continue to burn?
From Indigenous leaders to firefighters and a wildfire ecologist, we’ll meet those working tirelessly on the frontlines of this crisis and explore what can be done to lessen the consequences of wildfires in the future.
The Narwhal’s northwest B.C. reporter Matt Simmons will lead a lively online discussion on Tuesday, Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. PT with an all-star crew of panellists:
Spaces are limited, so sign up now to guarantee your free spot! This event is part of In the Line of Fire, a series made possible with support from the Real Estate Foundation of BC. As per The Narwhal’s editorial independence policy, no foundation or outside organization has editorial input into our work.
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