Fig. 1From: Empowering strategic decision-making for wildfire management: avoiding the fear trap and creating a resilient landscapeRelationship between uncertainty and risk. Uncertainty encompasses risk, but is much larger. Since risk is known and quantifiable (e.g., probability, impacts), it is easy to focus only on the measurable portion of uncertainty. The more detailed information is available about the known risk, the more decisions focus on itBack to article page