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Do you have a fire story to tell? We are looking for wildfire survivors who can help us learn about recovery. A Mixed Methods Study of Residential Adjustment Following Wildfires CLERC is assisting researchers at the University of Albany, the University of North Texas, and the US Forest Service to locate people who lost their home in Lake, Sonoma, or Butte Counties due to wildfire since 2015. We are conducting a study about how people rebuild and recover after wildfire. If you live or lived in Butte, Lake, or Sonoma County and your home was damaged or destroyed by fire, your participation in this study could help improve recovery for people affected by future fires. What is involved?
To learn more and see if you qualify, please answer the questionnaire below. For more info, please visit UNT's project website or contact Dr. Alex Greer, the lead researcher, at agreer@albany.edu This collaborative research is supported by funding from the National Science Foundation (Award #2135424 and Award #2135440).
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