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- Wildfire Service - Province of British Columbia
View a map with the location and details of all active wildfires in B C , current wildfire statistics and additional resources
- Fire Prohibitions and Restrictions - Province of British Columbia
About prohibitions and restrictions To limit the risk of wildfires and address public safety concerns, BCWS may implement orders to prohibit or restrict certain activities in specific areas, including: Open fire prohibition orders, commonly referred to as fire bans, prohibit the use of some or all categories of open fire (Wildfire Act, section 10)
- Danger class reports - Province of British Columbia
The danger class report is updated every day based on weather station data collected from around the province To find out what the fire danger rating is near you, please select a region from the list below or view all regions Cariboo Fire Centre Coastal Fire Centre Kamloops Fire Centre Northwest Fire Centre Prince George Fire Centre Southeast Fire Centre Please note that the data within the
- Wildfire Season Summary - Province of British Columbia
Although British Columbia experienced a lighter wildfire season than in recent years, other provinces and territories faced unprecedented fire activity
- What causes wildfire - Province of British Columbia
Humans start wildfires in several ways, either by accident or intentionally For example: Open burning Vehicle and engine use Industrial activity Fireworks, sky-lanterns, outdoor flame lighting Discarding burning items (cigarettes) Arson Determining wildfire cause The cause of a wildfire is determined by professional investigations
- Wildfire Averages - Province of British Columbia
The current 10-year average, taken from 2014 to 2024, is 1,527 wildfires from April 1 to March 31 the following year On average, 40% of these are human-caused and 60% are lightning-caused The following table shows general statistics of wildfire activity in B C since 2008
- Climate preparedness and adaptation - Province of British Columbia
Preparing for climate change strengthens our ability to respond to extreme events like wildfires, flooding and heatwaves, as well as more gradual changes like water shortages and sea level rise B C ’s Climate Preparedness and Adaptation Strategy helps to protect ecosystems, lower long-term costs and keep people and communities safe
- Get prepared for a wildfire - Province of British Columbia
Get prepared for a wildfire in British Columbia by learning what to do before, during, and after a wildfire occurs
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