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Fernando Rain

@FernandoRainr

Técnico Forestal, Administrador de empresas Cooperativas, Asesoría y capacitación en área forestal, helitransportado, Piloto RPAS #NomásBrigadistasMuertos

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Corma Chile
Corma Chile@cormachile·
🌱En Maule, lanzamos el proyecto "Carbono Forestal", para desarrollar herramientas orientadas a fortalecer proyectos de recuperación forestal, captura de carbono y restauración de superficies degradadas, promoviendo el desarrollo forestal sostenible con foco en las pymes.
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Corma Chile@cormachile·
🤝 El Encuentro 2026 de la Comisión de Relacionamiento Comunitario de CORMA reunió distintas experiencias y miradas sobre cómo fortalecer una relación más colaborativa y sostenible entre la industria forestal y las comunidades a lo largo de Chile 👉 tinyurl.com/wexedc9z
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Prepped and ready for initial attack ✔️ The Great Basin Smokejumpers have spent the spring training, conducting refresher jumps, and preparing for the increase in fire activity ahead. Recently, our Director, Chief Brian Fennessy, spent time with the crew to get a firsthand look at their operations, training, and readiness for the season ahead. From packing parachutes to jump prep, these firefighters continue to sharpen the skills needed to respond when called.
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Today we honor and remember Arden Davis Jr., an Alaska smokejumper who died during a practice jump just outside Fairbanks, Alaska, on this day in 1966. Smokejumpers play a critical role in wildland fire response, and Arden’s service reflects the dedication and courage shared across the wildland fire community. Arden is never forgotten.
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Are you a federal wildland firefighter or dispatcher, or do you have a loved one who is? Support is available. Federal wildland firefighters and dispatchers now have access to up to 16 free therapy sessions each year through the Wildland Fire Therapy Service, designed to meet the unique needs of those in emergency response roles. Call to get started: 1-800-424-4051 or visit: wildlandfire.magellanfederal.com #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #MHAM2026
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Congratulations to the latest graduates of the Fire Managers Academy! Their graduation marks the completion of a six-month program designed to develop the next generation of wildland fire leaders. This year 150 applicants competed for 30 seats in the Fire Managers Academy. To meet this demand, the program expanded to 50 participants across two sessions, with cohorts graduating in Boise, Idaho, and Shepherdstown, West Virginia. Students of the program represented the U.S. Wildland Fire Service, Tribal partners, and the @forestservice. Over the course of the program, students completed distance learning and in-person training focused on leadership, risk management, planning, and interagency coordination. Coursework covered a range of topics, including Tribal engagement, risk and safety leadership, leading with integrity, and developing and growing teams. Programs like the Fire Managers Academy play a critical role in preparing current and future leaders for the complexities of wildland fire management. Photos by Caleb Ashby
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Public service takes many forms in wildland fire. From the fireline to dispatch, aviation, and support roles, every position plays a part in the mission. This Public Service Recognition Week, and every week, we are grateful for our people and all those across public service who make this work possible.
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Different landscapes. Different conditions. One mission. On International Firefighters’ Day, we recognize the work of wildland firefighters across the country. From initial attack to extended operations, these crews adapt to changing conditions and work together to get the job done. It’s challenging work, but it comes with a strong sense of purpose to protect communities, public lands, and the landscapes we all depend on. #InternationalFirefightersDay
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Mental Health Matters. May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness, share resources, and support those who may be struggling. We’re joining @samhsagov to “See the Person. Support the Journey” this year. Here with the U.S. Wildland Fire Service, we are committed to supporting our people. Throughout the month, we’ll highlight resources, share actions you can take, and continue working to reduce the stigma around mental health. The Federal Wildland Firefighter Health and Wellbeing Program provides support tailored to the unique needs of wildland fire personnel across the @Interior and @USDA. Start here for more information: health.nifc.gov Need to talk now? Call or text 988. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #MHAM2026
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It’s Fire Job Friday, and this week we’re calling on the next leaders to join the Pre and Post Fire Wildfire Mitigation and Education team! These individuals will be instrumental in leading national efforts to implement hazardous fuels treatments and evaluate how wildfire and prescribed fire influence landscape resilience across 500 million acres of @Interior lands. Fire Ecology Manager (Branch Chief, Fire Ecology) – GW-0401-14: usajobs.gov/job/866479300 Wildland Firefighting Manager (Branch Chief, Fuels) – GW-0456-14: usajobs.gov/job/866487700 📍Boise, ID at @NIFC_Fire ⏰Apply by 05/07/2026 Photo by Paul Hensel
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WATERAX
WATERAX@WATERAX·
🌲 Wildfire Community Preparedness Day: Preparedness starts long before the first flame. That’s where performance begins. #WildlandFirefighting #WATERAX
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Yes, this job involves lighting things on fire. On purpose. With careful planning and the right conditions. We’re hiring a Wildland Firefighter (Fuels) in Cambridge, Maryland, using prescribed fire to maintain healthy landscapes and reduce wildfire risk on the Eastern Shore. This role supports fuels planning, burn operations, and coordination with partners. If you’re ready to put good fire to work, apply today. 🔥GW-09/11 ⏰Apply by 05/06/2026 ➡️Find details and apply here: usajobs.gov/job/863473100
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Feliz día del trabajador Sobre a todo a quienes tienen el mejor trabajo del mundo #IIFF
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