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Fire Agencies & Wildfire Practitioners

Fire management agencies, Indigenous fire practitioners or agencies, nonprofits or special taxing districts working in the wildfire arena, consultants

Fire agencies and wildfire practitioners support community wildfire adaptation through preparedness, response, and recovery. Resources for prescribed fire practitioners, cultural fire keepers, wildfire response agencies, and community mitigation specialists can be found below. Please note, some resources might be applicable to multiple roles within the community.

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National Institute of Standards and Technology Fire Research Division

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National Institute of Standards and Technology
This page offers a useful overview of the latest research, news and updates from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Fire Research Division. Their work relates to how fire interacts with the built and natural environments as well as fire safety engineering, fire fighting, fire investigation, and more. Read More

National Incident Management System Guidelines for Mutual Aid

Guide / Pamphlet / Handout
Federal Emergency Management Agency
This guide covers types of mutual aid agreements, key elements (including insurance and workers compensation), and key elements of operational plans. A valuable resource for those looking to establish mutual aid agreements. Read More

National Association of Insurance Commissioners

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National Association of Insurance Commissioners
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) maintains a comprehensive list of state departments that can help you locate the agency working with insurance in your state. Some states, like Washington and California, maintain wildfire-specific resources as well and most states have support resources available for consumers. Some states, such as New Mexico and Colorado, issue notices, advisories, or fire-specific information for consumers which can... Read More

Minimum Standards for Developing Community Wildfire Protection Plans in Colorado

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Colorado State Forest Services
The following are updated minimum standards and guidelines for developing Community Wildfire Protection Plans (CWPPs) in Colorado. Read More

Marshall Fire Recovery

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Boulder County, Colorado
A good example of consolidated recovery resources for impacted community members. Spanish translation available. While most resources are specific to the Marshall Fire, a few are more broadly applicable to Colorado or the nation. Read More

Make Me a Firefighter

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National Volunteer Firefighter Council
This resource from the National Volunteer Firefighter Council contains free resources for fire and EMS departments for recruitment initiatives as well as resources for community members seeking volunteer response opportunities. Read More

Long Term Recovery Guide

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National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster
This 96-page guide from the National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster coalition covers disasters and long term recovery, organizing a long term recovery group, disaster case management, volunteer management, communications and more. Read More

Keepers of the Flame: Supporting the Revitalization of Indigenous Cultural Burning

Research
Christopher Adlam, Diana Almendariz, Ron W. Goode, Deniss J. Martinez & Beth Rose Middleton
This article describes lessons learned from two Indigenous Fire Workshops that brought together cultural fire practitioners, researchers, agency and NGO representatives, and members of the public to learn about the use and benefits of cultural burning in California. Full Citation: Christopher Adlam, Diana Almendariz, Ron W. Goode, Deniss J.Martinez & Beth Rose Middleton (2022) Keepers... Read More

Joint Chiefs’ Landscape Restoration Partnership

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USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
This site contains descriptions of previously funded Joint Chiefs’ projects as well as announcements of current funding opportunities. “The Joint Chiefs’ Landscape Restoration Partnership enables NRCS and the Forest Service to collaborate with agricultural producers and forest landowners to invest in conservation and restoration at a big enough scale to make a difference. Working in... Read More

IPAWS Program Planning Toolkit

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Federal Emergency Management Agency
The Alerts, Warnings, and Notifications (AWN) Program Planning Toolkit is designed to aid alerting authorities and alert originators at federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial levels in the development of mature alerting programs using customized resources, best practices, and program templates. Read More
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