Resources | FireSmart BC

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.

The poster for Wildfire Community Preparedness Day 2020 (French).

The poster for Wildfire Community Preparedness Day 2020.

This document contains the official rules for the FireSmart Canada Wildfire Community Preparedness Day Neighbourhood Project Awards Promotion 2020.

FireSmart Canada Wildfire Community Preparedness Day Neighbourhood Project Awards Promotion - Consent and Release Form.

Projects that reduce wildfire risk, increase preparedness and help your community become FireSmart can be accomplished by a broad range of ages; and come in a variety of time commitments ranging from an hour to an entire day or weekend. This document contains some suggestions to help get you started.

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.

This 32 page manual outlines the FireSmart program and how each homeowner can make their property and neighbourhood FireSmart.

Learn the 4 priority structure ignition zones around your property. Work with your neighbours in any overlapping priority zones!