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International Congress on Fire in the Earth System Set for 2026

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The 5th International Congress on Fire in the Earth System is set to take place in South Africa’s iconic Kruger National Park.

Scheduled for November 4-6, 2026, this congress will bring together top fire management specialists from around the globe. The event aims to address critical themes related to fire management and its impact on natural systems.

International Fire Management Experts to Gather in Kruger

The congress, organized in partnership with the international group Fire in the Earth System, promises a unique experience in a breathtaking setting. Dr. Tiaan Poole from Nelson Mandela University highlights the significance of the venue and the caliber of participants expected.

Attendees will engage with leading experts who will share their insights on various fire management strategies. This collaboration aims to enhance understanding and practices in managing fire-prone landscapes.

South Africa: Key figures on Fire Management Congress

  • Event dates: 4 – 6 November 2026
  • Location: Skukuza, Kruger National Park
  • Deadline for Abstracts: 30 April 2026
  • Participant limit for pre-and post-tour events: 40

Themes to Be Explored at the Congress

The congress will cover eight main themes, including integrating science with practical fire management and adapting strategies for a hotter planet. These discussions aim to shape future approaches to fire management across various biomes.

Additionally, a dedicated poster session will allow for the presentation of papers outside the main themes, fostering a broader exchange of ideas.

Upcoming Steps for Participants

  • Submit abstracts by 30 April 2026.
  • Participate in pre-and post-tour events, limited to 40 attendees.
  • Engage in discussions on eight critical themes related to fire management.

The congress in Kruger National Park will be a pivotal event for fire management professionals worldwide.

International Congress on Fire in the Earth System Set for 2026

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