A group of volunteer landowners and other interested citizens that collaborate to conduct prescribed burns. Association members pool their knowledge, time, resources and equipment to help other people in their association conduct prescribed burns. Visit the website here!
Purple Air sensors measure PM 2.5 particulates in the air. Offers data based on local sensors. Visit the website here! Visit the guide here!
PDF and website explaining the evacuation process and how to prepare. Visit the pdf here! Visit the website here!
CMATs work closely with Incident Management Teams, the Forest Service or other land management agencies and community residents and leaders to identify mitigation opportunities before a fire impacts the community. Visit the website here!
COCO is partnering with the US Forest Service and a team of national and regional nonprofits to deliver Community Navigator services. Community Navigators support communities in accessing federal funding opportunities to build capacity for wildfire risk reduction and community resilience. Visit the website here!
Pamphlet containing information about how to measure and reduce your wildfire risk. Visit the pdf here!
Current smoke forecast produced by GSL’s HRRR Smoke Model. The model predicts how the weather impacts smoke movement and how much the smoke could reduce visibility and air temperatures. Visit the map here!
An educational document breaking down what smoke is and how to prepare for it. Visit the website here!
Public health officials and others can use the resources in the Smoke-Ready Toolbox to help educate people about the risks of smoke exposure and actions they can take to protect their health. Visit the website here!
SAFE aims to provide students with diverse backgrounds with an open forum on fire ecology through which research can be shared, networks formed, and funding and information resources can be accessed. Offers scholarships, mentoring opportunities, events, and awards. Visit the SAFE website here!