Amy Cardinal Christianson

Behind the scenes of the National Indigenous Fire Gathering - Day One! #thunderbirdcollective #landneedsguardian

Behind the scenes of the National Indigenous Fire Gathering - Pre-Event! #thunderbirdcollective #landneedsguardians

Job opportunity!! Communications and social media coordinator for the Thunderbird Collective. Come change the world of fire with us! More job postings to follow in the next month

So thrilled that Good Fire is back. Always love to hear @amycardinal.bsky.social + fantastic guests and topics!

Healing Trauma Through Burning with Vikki Preston and Monique Wynecoop Podcast Episode · Good Fire · 03/06/2025 · 1 sec

Powerful conversation with the always-brilliant @amycardinal.bsky.social, Vikki Preston, and Monique Wynecoop; cutting through the fluff to go deep on the issues that matter in Indigenous fire management+sovereignty

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Indigenous Fire Ecology (GOOD FIRE) with Dr. Amy Christianson — alie ward Cultural burns. Prescribed blazes. A healthy forest. What exactly is “good fire?” Let’s ask Indigenous fire scientist Dr. Amy Christianson, who is a co-host of the podcast ...Good Fire. This wonderful...

Y'all should listen to the Indigneous Fire Ecology episode of @ologies.bsky.social with @amycardinal.bsky.social. Sadly, more relevant than ever -- and yet another reminder we should be turning to Indigenous land stewards!

Thanks for sharing our podcast!

It's a great episode, and @amycardinal.bsky.social also has her own podcast called Good Fire. It's made me think about Indigenous land stewardship a lot more.

🔥 Dr. @amycardinal.bsky.social presented at the Senators for Climate Solutions session on Sept 25, 2024, exploring solutions to the challenges of intensifying wildfires. She highlighted the impact on Indigenous communities and the role of fire stewardship in sustainable forest management.

It’s also missing the point that it’s not only about wildfire risk reduction, but living daily in healthy landscapes that are properly stewarded

Why am I making this point? Because as usual, the discussion over "letting people live in high fire risk areas" has begun. It's my job to point out that people have lived here for millennia, and because they knew the fire risk, they managed the fuel. Limited fuel = limited fire.

Yeah definitely DEI and not the massive budget cuts to make sure they could give the LAPD more cash for.. reasons?

I'm in Pasadena, smelling the #EatonFire. I activated the group text for a disaster group that planned together last year, checking in, seeing if anyone needs help. One person has been evacuated and needed help. We all felt better for doing something. Helping neighbors is the most powerful response.

With the Eaton and Palisades Fires destroying likely hundreds of homes, a reminder that SoCal's worst firestorms involve multiple fires stretching resources thin. If you live anywhere near these fires (or any new ones), DO NOT WAIT for someone to knock/tell you to leave. Be Prepared and Go Early!

Learning Fire with Charity Battise-YourForest We’re Back! Good Fire Season 3 is officially coming your way! This is a short teaser episode to let you all know we have finally finished recording. Charity Battise is a young Indigenous Fire Steward...

“Good Fire Season 3 - Matriarchs” is coming soon! Teaser episode released yesterday, check it out on all streaming platforms. I talk with Charity Battise (Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas) about firefighting on a Tribal crew, and burning longleaf pine for cultural benefits #goodfire

Learning Fire with Charity Battise-YourForest We’re Back! Good Fire Season 3 is officially coming your way! This is a short teaser episode to let you all know we have finally finished recording. Charity Battise is a young Indigenous Fire Steward...

Good Fire S3 is coming 🥳! I can't wait.

This teaser explores burning longleaf pine on the lands of the Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas and highlights the cultural significance and fire stewardship of longleaf.

Great episode @amycardinal.bsky.social!

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Thanks for listening Denyse! Hope you’re doing well and thanks for coming to our workshop!

🔥The 2020 article by Kyla Mottershead, Dr. Tara McGee, and Dr. @amycardinal.bsky.social which shows the factors that shaped the Dene Tha’ First Nation’s decision-making during their wildfire smoke evacuation, highlights the crucial role of local leadership in community resilience.

Poster for the Fire Safety Summit and Human Dimensions of Wildland Fire Conference in Calgary Alberta Canada from October 20 to 23, 2025. It is presented by the International association of wildland fire.

This is the only international wildland fire social conference - combined again with the Fire Safety Summit! Come join us in Calgary Fall 2025

This morning! Oli Costello, Amy Christianson, Alex Zahara + I will be discussing principles and protocols for institutions working with Indigenous communities around land and fire. Come for the slideshow, stay for the anecdotes + stories! www.naturalhazards.com.au/news-and-eve...

Put out wildfires before they begin with Indigenous fire stewardship Canadian governments must better engage with Indigenous fire stewardship to battle an increase in wildfire occurrence and severity.

It's time that the federal and provincial governments hand land management to First Nations here. Decent read, this article.

Heartily recommend listening to the Indigenous Fire Ecology episode of @ologies.bsky.social with Dr. Amy Christianson, too.
https://www.alieward.com/ologies/goodfire

Great list! Please add me to the next version ☺️

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Opinion: A solution for reducing wildfire risk and costs in B.C. Fire guardians trained in Indigenous and Western fire practices would work year-round to reduce fire risk

Inspiring op ed by @firebobbc.bsky.social and @amycardinal.bsky.social vancouversun.com/opinion/op-e...

Last week, we had a great workshop in Merritt BC on Indigenous fire effects monitoring - stay tuned for a collaboratively designed initiative. Thanks to @fnessbc for their leadership and amazing colleagues who attended from close and far away ❤️ #goodfire #fireback

Strengthening Canada's Climate-Driven Wildfire Defence | CDA Institute The 2023 Canadian wildfire season has elucidated the multifaceted challenges posed by climate change-related natural disasters. In this Expert Series, panelists from diverse backgrounds explore wildfi...

It’s good to read what @amycardinal.bsky.social @firebobbc.bsky.social, and others have to say here.

😱 what else can happen today