XyloPlan Co-Founder Dave Winnacker joined the Institute for Local Government to discuss how California communities can reduce wildfire loss,...
Discover how wildfire agencies can use science-based risk modeling to prioritize defensible space, strengthen home hardening programs, and drive...
This whitepaper explores how wildfire-resilient community design can unlock safer, smarter housing development. It outlines science-guided strategies...
XyloPlan’s Dave Winnacker joins the Economic Architecture Podcast to explore how targeted data drives wildfire risk reduction and community action.
Mercury Insurance adopts XyloPlan’s wildfire risk scores via Milliman’s PinPoint API to improve underwriting precision and strengthen community...
Discover how Eagle Valley used XyloPlan’s wildfire modeling to turn community pushback into support, unlock millions in funding, and implement...
XyloPlan’s fire modeling guided Lake County fuel breaks, helping PG&E, CLERC, and local crews align data-driven treatments with community protection.
XyloPlan’s Dave Winnacker on Hoover’s Frontline Voices explores wildfire economics, insurance pressures, and systemic solutions for resilience.
Rancho Mission Viejo shows how science-driven design can build wildfire-resilient communities, protecting homes, insurers, and neighboring cities.
Alameda County uses XyloPlan Fire Pathways to predict wildfire spread, target high-impact mitigations, and strengthen community resilience.
California can build housing that’s both affordable and fire-resilient. XyloPlan’s Fire Pathway modeling helps planners and developers make informed,...
Stanford Social Innovation Review calls for smarter wildfire prevention, early investment, and collaboration, echoing XyloPlan’s science-backed...
XyloPlan wins InsuranceERM's 2024 Risk Innovation of the Year for transforming wildfire modeling and resilience through science-based Fire Pathways.
XyloPlan, backed by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, launches Fire Pathways™ modeling technology to help communities and insurers better...
