Around the world, fire regimes are shifting due to changing climate, land use and management, and human populations and infrastructure. While fire is a healthy and necessary process for many ecosystems, altered fire regimes are increasing risk to both people and wildlife in many regions. Reducing risk requires a holistic approach with investment from many stakeholders. In this Voices, we ask: what aspects of fire hazard, vulnerability, and exposure can be mitigated, and what collaborations does this require?
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