Dr. Fischer’s research focuses on human behaviors in response to natural hazards and climate change impacting the sustainability of socioecological systems. Her notable works include the integration of traditional ecological knowledge and local ecological knowledge when considering conservation of forest biodiversity [255] and furthering the understanding of fire-affected landscapes as coupled human and ecological systems [256]. Her recent work has included leading a synthesis where risk of wildfires is characterized by a complex array of challenging interactions between social and ecological systems across scales [12].