Wildland fire leaders from across the nation converged upon NIFC to participate in L-480 (Organizational Leadership in the Wildland Fire Service) this week.
L-480 provides future Incident Management Team leaders (Command and General Staff) with the leadership tools to provide strategic direction and influence others to achieve team goals. The course is designed to develop personal leadership skills and command presence in order to increase effectiveness in the dynamic incident management setting.
Curt Braun sharing his knowledge with participants.
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