Resources | FireSmart BC

The FireSmart BC Information Sheet was developed to provide an overview of resources, training and materials available to support communities that have been approved for funding through the Community Resiliency Investment program

The text contained in this template is prepared for the use of Local FireSmart Representatives who have commenced the Community Wildfire Hazard Assessment Process.

This document outlines FireSmartBC's social media objectives and best practices across various platforms.

Learn why it is important to FireSmart your home and property with Chief Perrin.

An isolated community, surrounded by dense forest, Takla Nation is at high risk for wildfire. Meet the members doing everything they can to protect this community.

Listen to Dave walk through what he's done to FireSmart his home and property.

This form can be used to nominate an agency or a group that has a Community Wildfire Protection Plan for a FireSmart Community Protection Achievement Certificate.

Pat Crook of Mackenzie, BC, talks about his experience with FireSmart workshops, and implementing its practices.

A planning tool for identifying values at risk and prioritizing mitigation effort. You will learn about the steps taken to complete the assessment and the meaning of the results.

In partnership with The Co-operators, National Fire Protection Association and the Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction – we are pleased to announce that Wildfire Community Preparedness Day applications are now open.