Wildland Fire Smoke Risk Communication Research: An Overview of Recent Review Articles
In recent years, smoke from wildland fire has increased in duration and frequency and is a recognized public health risk. This has driven a corresponding need for more information on these topics and an increase in systematic reviews seeking to better understand the state of science and identify ongoing knowledge gaps. The goal of this document is to summarize recent review articles that synthesize the state of wildland fire smoke communication research. We provide a summary of primary themes and then list key findings by article. Please note that each review article encompasses multiple studies, and here we focus on the themes shared across the articles. The review articles and the studies they cover offer abundant additional information, nuance, and detail for those seeking a deeper understanding of the available research.