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    The 51st Annual Natural Hazards Workshop Begins!

    The Natural Hazards Center will welcome more 700 diverse participants from across the United States and around the world for the 51st Annual Natural Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Sunday, June 14 - Wednesday, June 17, 2026. If you can't make it to the event, follow along with us on social media.

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    Social Vulnerability to Wildfires Among Hispanic/Latino Populations in the Texas Wildland-Urban Interface

    Texas is a growing hotspot for wildfires in the U.S. Drawing on results from an English-Spanish bilingual survey, this recent Quick Response research explores the complex interplay of linguistic, cultural, and socioeconomic factors shaping vulnerability and wildfire preparedness among Hispanic and Latino populations living in Texas’ wildland-urban interface.

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    Assessing Flood Risk at Youth Camps in Texas

    Lessons From the July 2025 Central Texas Floods

    Youth camps serve millions of children annually, yet flood risks to these facilities remain poorly understood and weakly regulated. This latest Quick Response study addresses this gap by providing the first statewide analysis of flood exposure and risk at youth camps in Texas. Findings reveal hidden vulnerabilities and underscore the urgent need for proactive measures to protect children from future disasters.

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The 51st Annual Natural Hazards Workshop Begins! - 06/12/2026

article image

The 51st Annual Natural Hazards Workshop Begins!

The Natural Hazards Center will welcome more 700 diverse participants from across the United States and around the world for the 51st Annual Natural Hazards Research and Applications Workshop, Sunday, June 14 - Wednesday, June 17, 2026. If you can't make it to the event, follow along with us on social media.

Read More...

Social Vulnerability to Wildfires Among Hispanic/Latino Populations in the Texas Wildland-Urban Interface - 06/12/2026

article image

Social Vulnerability to Wildfires Among Hispanic/Latino Populations in the Texas Wildland-Urban Interface

Texas is a growing hotspot for wildfires in the U.S. Drawing on results from an English-Spanish bilingual survey, this recent Quick Response research explores the complex interplay of linguistic, cultural, and socioeconomic factors shaping vulnerability and wildfire preparedness among Hispanic and Latino populations living in Texas’ wildland-urban interface.

Read More...

Assessing Flood Risk at Youth Camps in Texas - 06/12/2026

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Assessing Flood Risk at Youth Camps in Texas

Youth camps serve millions of children annually, yet flood risks to these facilities remain poorly understood and weakly regulated. This latest Quick Response study addresses this gap by providing the first statewide analysis of flood exposure and risk at youth camps in Texas. Findings reveal hidden vulnerabilities and underscore the urgent need for proactive measures to protect children from future disasters.

Read More...

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