Videos

Resource Name Description Date Added Resource Link
Get the FireSmart Podcast The Get FireSmart Podcast – Episode 40
Forecasting Fire: In this episode, we sit down with Matt MacDonald, Lead Fire Weather Forecaster with the Predictive Services Unit for the BC Wildfire Service where we dive into his... 06/26/24
Beautiful green landscape Lillooet Tribal Council Feature
The Lillooet Tribal Council has been performing incredible work. Recognizing the growing risks imposed by wildfire, they have been working to unite Indigenous communities in the area and engaging with... 06/24/24
Leq'á:mel First Nation Feature Leq’á:mel First Nation Feature
On National Indigenous Peoples Day, we highlight the impressive work of Leq'á:mel First Nation in integrating and embracing FireSmart principles within their community. Watch this video to learn more about... 06/24/24
The get firesmart podcast logo The Get FireSmart Podcast – Episode 41
One Wildfire, 10,000 Heroes: In this episode, we speak with Jason Brolund, Fire Chief of West Kelowna. Through our conversation, we discuss his experiences with the devastating 2023 McDougall Creek... 07/19/24
Firesmart podcast logo The Get FireSmart Podcast – Episode 39
United Against Wildfire: In this special two-guest episode, we speak with Vic Upshaw, the response support supervisor for FNESS, and Craig Moore, the founder and president of Rider Ventures, to... 06/21/24
Firesmart mascot talking to kids Jaffray Ember Stomp Event Highlight
On May 4th, 2024 the East Kootenay FireSmart Program hosted their first Ember Stomp event in Jaffray, B.C. 06/05/24
Man beside a juniper asking "Will it burn?" Will it Burn!?
Most folks don’t know how flammable their beautiful yard is. So we created a video campaign for the FireSmart Plant Program that puts the most popular plants to the test... 05/15/24
A woman is cleaning leaves and debris from a gutter on a roof. Our Part Your Part – Spring Roof & Gutters
It’s wildfire season and we all have a part to play. Luckily, yours is as simple as cleaning your gutters. Do your tasks. Do your part this wildfire season. We... 05/13/24
two individuals, one kid and one adult, picking up dead leafs Our Part Your Part – Spring Debris
Dead trees and debris are fuel for wildfires. Simple tasks like collecting and removing debris from your property can make all the difference in protecting your home from a wildfire. 05/13/24
sign, in a pile of wood, displaying a "Wildfire Danger Rating" set to extreme Our Part Your Part – Spring Combustibles
We all have a part to play this wildfire season. Yours is as simple as relocating combustibles at least 10 metres away from your home. Do your part. Get FireSmart. 05/13/24
2 women into a house Our Part Your Part
As peak wildfire season approaches, it’s up to all of us to play a part in keeping our communities safe. Thankfully, your role is simple and a few household tasks... 05/13/24
A display of potted plants with tags that read "This is a FireSmart Plant!" in a garden setting. Will Hedge Juniper Burn!?
Juniper may look pretty, but it lights up like a Christmas tree when exposed to fire—much faster than most. Fortunately, the FireSmart Plant Program is growing across the province, which... 04/30/24
Plant with a FireSmart Plant Program label Will Reed Grass Burn!?
Reed grass is a very common plant around many homes, but it’s also a major wildfire hazard. Thankfully, there are prettier, safer options out there. Find them at participating local... 04/30/24
Plant with a FireSmart Plant tag Will Emerald Cedar Burn!?
Emerald cedar isn’t hard to find around many homes, but it also isn’t hard for it to catch fire. Thankfully, there are more resilient alternatives out there this wildfire season.... 04/30/24
Large group of people taking a picture in front of the Prince George Conference and Civic Centre Summit Training Weekend Highlight Reel
This year's Wildfire Resiliency and Training Summit started off with two days of training for wildfire professionals from around the province. View the video below to see some highlights. 04/30/24
Get the FireSmart Podcast

The Get FireSmart Podcast – Episode 40

Forecasting Fire: In this episode, we sit down with Matt MacDonald, Lead Fire Weather Forecaster with the Predictive Services Unit for the BC Wildfire Service...
Beautiful green landscape

Lillooet Tribal Council Feature

The Lillooet Tribal Council has been performing incredible work. Recognizing the growing risks imposed by wildfire, they have been working to unite Indigenous communities in...
Leq'á:mel First Nation Feature

Leq’á:mel First Nation Feature

On National Indigenous Peoples Day, we highlight the impressive work of Leq'á:mel First Nation in integrating and embracing FireSmart principles within their community. Watch this...
The get firesmart podcast logo

The Get FireSmart Podcast – Episode 41

One Wildfire, 10,000 Heroes: In this episode, we speak with Jason Brolund, Fire Chief of West Kelowna. Through our conversation, we discuss his experiences with...
Firesmart podcast logo

The Get FireSmart Podcast – Episode 39

United Against Wildfire: In this special two-guest episode, we speak with Vic Upshaw, the response support supervisor for FNESS, and Craig Moore, the founder and...
Firesmart mascot talking to kids

Jaffray Ember Stomp Event Highlight

On May 4th, 2024 the East Kootenay FireSmart Program hosted their first Ember Stomp event in Jaffray, B.C.
Man beside a juniper asking "Will it burn?"

Will it Burn!?

Most folks don’t know how flammable their beautiful yard is. So we created a video campaign for the FireSmart Plant Program that puts the most...
A woman is cleaning leaves and debris from a gutter on a roof.

Our Part Your Part – Spring Roof & Gutters

It’s wildfire season and we all have a part to play. Luckily, yours is as simple as cleaning your gutters. Do your tasks. Do your...
two individuals, one kid and one adult, picking up dead leafs

Our Part Your Part – Spring Debris

Dead trees and debris are fuel for wildfires. Simple tasks like collecting and removing debris from your property can make all the difference in protecting...
sign, in a pile of wood, displaying a "Wildfire Danger Rating" set to extreme

Our Part Your Part – Spring Combustibles

We all have a part to play this wildfire season. Yours is as simple as relocating combustibles at least 10 metres away from your home....
2 women into a house

Our Part Your Part

As peak wildfire season approaches, it’s up to all of us to play a part in keeping our communities safe. Thankfully, your role is simple...
A display of potted plants with tags that read "This is a FireSmart Plant!" in a garden setting.

Will Hedge Juniper Burn!?

Juniper may look pretty, but it lights up like a Christmas tree when exposed to fire—much faster than most. Fortunately, the FireSmart Plant Program is...
Plant with a FireSmart Plant Program label

Will Reed Grass Burn!?

Reed grass is a very common plant around many homes, but it’s also a major wildfire hazard. Thankfully, there are prettier, safer options out there....
Plant with a FireSmart Plant tag

Will Emerald Cedar Burn!?

Emerald cedar isn’t hard to find around many homes, but it also isn’t hard for it to catch fire. Thankfully, there are more resilient alternatives...
Large group of people taking a picture in front of the Prince George Conference and Civic Centre

Summit Training Weekend Highlight Reel

This year's Wildfire Resiliency and Training Summit started off with two days of training for wildfire professionals from around the province. View the video below...