WATER Institute Co-Director and Wildlands Director, Brock Dolman, expanded on our Fuels to Flows Campaign for a national network of landscape stewardship professionals. The talk advanced climate-smart, nature-based restoration solutions at the nexus of fire and water.
The talk focused on utilizing low-tech process-based restoration (LTPBR) techniques, such as “gully stuffing,” to better steward hydrologic and ecologic processes for upland systems. This approach advocates for the reintegration of fire and “fuel” load management with the “flows” of the carbon, water, and life cycles. Brock Dolman shared project case studies and demonstrated how the Fuels to Flows principles can become a framework for creative low-tech, cost-effective, hands-on solutions to a wide variety of restoration projects, regardless of the need for fire management.
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