Miller grins at the camera. He is wearing full protective equipment and his face and shirt are covered in soot. He holds a drip torch and there is light smoke and small flames behind him. He has fair skin and dark hair, beard, and mustache.

Miller Bailey - Co-Director of Fire management and

Watershed Center Safety Officer

Miller is the Co-Director of Fire Management for The Watershed Research and Training Center. His main duties include designing and implementing cooperative projects that foster resilient ecosystems, optimize local workforce and landowner benefits, and protect communities from wildfire. He works on risk management, coordinating training opportunities, and leading cooperative burns.

Miller also serves as the Safety Officer for the WRTC. Miller has a strong foundation of operational wildland fire suppression and prescribed fire experience, working on a Type 1 Interagency Hotshot Crew, and most recently serving as the Crew Boss for a Type 2 Initial Attack Handcrew for the State of Utah, Lone Peak Conservation Center.

Miller is also a Prescribed Fire Training Exchange (TREX) Coach and has attended TREX events all across the United States and in Portugal. He is currently qualified as a RXB2, TFLD, CRWB, ENGB, ICT4, FAL1, and FEMO. He is actively working on ICT3 and DIVS. He enjoys all things family, quilting and crocheting, fishing the waterways of Trinity County, game nights, and talking fire.

Email Miller: firemanagement@thewatershedcenter.com