The Ember Alliance

The Ember Alliance The Ember Alliance is a nonprofit based in Northern Colorado. Wildfires are inevitable – so we need a workforce ready for them.

Our team works with partners across the country to restore peoples’ relationships with fire and restore ecosystem processes with fire. The Ember Alliance helps communities prepare for wildfires, from preplanning to response to the sometimes long recovery period. We also work with public and private groups to conduct prescribed fires to make sure that when wildfires happen, they burn calmly in heal

thy forests and grasslands that have been burned previously. The Ember Alliance is committed to training a workforce to address this challenge. Too long, these valuable blue collar jobs have not reflected the diversity of America, and we work to solve this.

We are thrilled to welcome new TEAm member, Scott! 🔥Scott spent over a decade as a member of a touring band, where he al...
09/03/2026

We are thrilled to welcome new TEAm member, Scott! 🔥

Scott spent over a decade as a member of a touring band, where he also managed the business side, handling budgets, contracts, and logistics for the group, along with relationships with agents, venues, and legal counsel. That experience is what pulled him toward project coordination, and more recently he's been applying it to GIS work. He's based in Missoula, where he spends his free time climbing, mountain biking, and hiking with his family.

The Ember Alliance Endorses Proposition 137 in ColoradoYour vote of ‘yes’ on Proposition 137 supports local, state-level...
09/02/2026

The Ember Alliance Endorses Proposition 137 in Colorado

Your vote of ‘yes’ on Proposition 137 supports local, state-level, bipartisan change that prepares our communities for wildfires, and keeps our homes, lands, and waters protected. Wildfire preparedness is generational; community-based solutions and state-led funding are key," said Jennifer Mueller, CEO of The Ember Alliance. "If you want to ensure that our kids and future generations can also enjoy the places we love as Coloradans today, then a ‘yes’ on Prop. 137 should be a priority."

Learn more: https://yesonprop137.com/

We are thrilled to welcome new TEAm member, Julia! 🔥Julia graduated with a BS in Biology from William & Mary and an MS i...
08/27/2026

We are thrilled to welcome new TEAm member, Julia! 🔥

Julia graduated with a BS in Biology from William & Mary and an MS in Sustainable Forest Management from Oregon State University before joining the Ember Alliance. She is passionate about fire ecology and adaptive management and is excited to keep learning about fire and fuels in her current position. In her free time Julia plays ultimate frisbee and enjoys rock climbing, hiking, and printmaking.

Join our TEAm!🔥The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) serves as a key member of The Ember Alliance's executive leadership tea...
08/27/2026

Join our TEAm!

🔥The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) serves as a key member of The Ember Alliance's executive leadership team, providing oversight of financial strategy, forecasting, cash flow, and compliance. This position oversees the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of human resources systems and practices. Apply here: https://smrtr.io/BxTjv

🔥 The Senior Accountant supports The Ember Alliance's financial operations by performing a broad range of nonprofit accounting, reconciliation, reporting, and compliance activities. Apply here: https://smrtr.io/BxTjf

We are so grateful to all of the donors who supported our Word of Thanks micro-giving campaign and for the whole team at...
08/22/2026

We are so grateful to all of the donors who supported our Word of Thanks micro-giving campaign and for the whole team at ! Even though our featured week on the show may be over, we are still committed to our fundraising goals, which help empower and prepare communities as well as the next generation of fire personnel.

You can still support our mission by donating here: https://emberalliance.org/donate/

We are grateful to the community in Black Hawk in Gilpin County, CO for such an awesome opportunity to engage neighbors ...
08/21/2026

We are grateful to the community in Black Hawk in Gilpin County, CO for such an awesome opportunity to engage neighbors in safe and effective pile building skills! Thank you to our awesome partners for this event, Timberline Fire Protection District and Clear Creek Watershed and Forest Health Partnership.

Missed it? Check out our pile building guide at the link in the bio!

We are thrilled to welcome new TEAm member, Jacob! 🔥Jacob began his career in wildland fire science at Tall Timbers Rese...
08/18/2026

We are thrilled to welcome new TEAm member, Jacob! 🔥

Jacob began his career in wildland fire science at Tall Timbers Research Station and went on to receive an M.S. in Forest and Rangeland Stewardship from Colorado State University. As a Research Scientist with the New Mexico Consortium, he used terrestrial LiDAR to scan and represent fuels in 3D for ecosystem monitoring. He is passionate about LiDAR and using innovative tools like QUIC-Fire to predict fire behavior. Bringing researchers and land managers together in a co-production environment ensures that these approaches are continually refined to help better meet objectives. In his free time, Jacob may be found mountain biking, backpacking, and Nordic skiing.

We are grateful to Cal-Wood Education Center for hosting such an awesome opportunity to engage community members in safe...
08/13/2026

We are grateful to Cal-Wood Education Center for hosting such an awesome opportunity to engage community members in safe and effective pile building skills!

Missed it? Check out our pile building guide:https://emberalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Steps-to-Burn-a-Pile-8.5-%C3%97-11-in-2025-1.pdf

The Uwharrie crew spent several days working on the NC Sandhills Gamelands cutting invasive Callery Pear trees.  This pa...
08/10/2026

The Uwharrie crew spent several days working on the NC Sandhills Gamelands cutting invasive Callery Pear trees. This particular unit is important habitat for rare butterflies, but the Callery Pear shades out native plants and had been taking over the area. The crew used chainsaws and brushcutters to cut the trees and also sprayed the stumps with herbicide to prevent resprouting. The crew cut over 1.5 acres of densely growing Callery Pear, which helps to open the understory back up to a more natural longleaf pine savanna.

We greatly appreciate the support and donations towards our 9NEWS Word of Thanks campaign this week! Your contributions ...
08/08/2026

We greatly appreciate the support and donations towards our 9NEWS Word of Thanks campaign this week! Your contributions help build fire resilient communities and ecosystems and protect our way of life. You can still donate through the weekend on our website: https://emberalliance.org/donate/

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