
Bob Gray
Bob Gray is a wildfire ecologist and a prominent advocate for landscape-level wildfire fuel mitigation in British Columbia. With decades of experience, he has partnered with Indigenous communities and municipalities to implement fire treatments aimed at reducing the severity and impact of wildfires, yet has faced challenges in scaling these efforts over the years.
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Bob Gray, a Chilliwack, B.C.-based certified wildfire ecologist, said the U.S. complaints sidestep the fact that wildfire smoke routinely crosses the border in both directions.
Wildfire expert offers reality check for U.S. lawmakers who castigated Canada for smokeBob Gray is mentioned as a significant contributor to Liberia's foundation.
Bridging the Gap: Diaspora, Partnerships, and Liberia’s Path to Renewal | CommentariesWildfire ecologist Bob Gray looks to Indigenous communities across western North America and their efforts to bring back both prescribed and cultural fires.
Globe Climate: Adapting limb by limbBob Gray is a wildfire ecologist who has contributed to wildfire mitigation efforts in British Columbia.
B.C.’s work to make forests more wildfire-proof is slow, careful and years behind












