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Nationally, almost nine out of 10 wildfires are caused by humans. These preventable wildfires threaten lives, property and our precious natural resources. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a public land pro, you play a valuable role in preventing wildfires and protecting our natural resources.
Whether it is properly extinguishing a campfire or keeping your vehicle maintained to prevent sparks, following just a few simple steps can help prevent wildfires. Learn how to properly use outdoor equipment; burn debris safely; start, maintain, and extinguish a campfire; maintain a vehicle and tow safely; and practice fire-safe target shooting ...
Be a good neighbor. People cause most wildfires. Do your part and practice prevention. Wildfires affect entire communities. Everyone needs to work together to manage vegetation and use fire-resistant construction. Find out about efforts in your area and get involved.
Learn about low-intensity burns, building wildfire-proof homes, and other UC Davis research-backed solutions to help you prevent and prepare for wildfires.
There are tools that can assist professionals and homeowners in mitigating the risk of damage from a wildland fire. Below are just a few of the available resources that can help make your home and property more adaptive to survive in the wildland urban interface zone.
While you can’t prevent all wildires from happening, there are some ways to secure your property to minimize damage and keep your home and your future safe. Here’s how you can help protect your home from wildires.
Learn about wildfire risk reduction efforts, including how land management agencies use prescribed fire to manage local landscapes. Learn how you can make a positive difference in your community. Research shows there are proven methods for preparing properties for withstanding the devastating impacts of a wildfire.
Here are some tips on how to prevent wildfires and what to do if you're caught in the middle of one. Contact 911, your local fire department, or the park service if you notice an unattended...
Learn how you can help prevent human-caused wildfires with these strategies, best practices and resources from the Western Fire Chiefs Association (WFCA). Visiting national parks and other wild areas is a wonderful vacation opportunity, and a great way to explore and enjoy the beauty of nature.
Avoid hot ash, charred trees, smoldering debris, and live embers. The ground may contain heat pockets that can burn you or spark another fire. Avoid damaged or fallen power lines, poles, and downed wires.