Washington State Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network
The Washington Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network (WAFAC), funded by the Bureau of Land Management, facilitates learning and provides a means to invest resources in communities around Washington that are working to better live with wildfire. The Network provides member communities with resources to engage with other WAFAC participants, increasing local capacity, and elevating our collective ability to adapt communities’ relationships to the complex fire issues we face.Oregon State University Extension Fire Program
The Fire Program uses outreach, education, and engagement to foster
fire-adapted communities and resilient landscapes to wildfire through place-based partnerships.
A team of six wildland fire specialists help seek regionally relevant
solutions that make sense in the diverse ecological and social contexts
of their areas.
Fire Adapted Communities
Wildfire adaptation resource hub. Learn about fire adapted communities, find tools and resources, and get inspired by community wildfire adaptation work. Periodically updated with new resources, additional Spanish resources and translations, and more.Firewise USA
The NFPA's Firewise USA program encourages local solutions for safety by involving homeowners in taking individual responsibility for preparing their homes from the risk of wildfire. Firewise is a key component of Fire Adapted Communities – a collaborative approach that connects all those who play a role in wildfire education, planning and action with comprehensive resources to help reduce risk.
Ready, Set, Go!
The IAFC's Ready, Set, Go! (RSG) Program provides fire departments and their communities with the FREE resources they need to prevent, respond to, and protect themselves from wildland fire risk.
Smokey Bear
ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT WILDFIRES.
Join Smokey Bear in protecting our forests and grasslands.
Get wildfire prevention tips to do your part to prevent human-caused fires.




