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- Fire status Fire size F o res tP c i n A a - Alberta. ca
the Government of Alberta assumes no responsibilit y Fire size Fire status 2 0 h ect a rso m l Larger than 200 hectares FIRE STATUS - November 2, 2022 at 10:01 AM Created Date: 20221102100131-07
- 2017 Wildfire Season | Alberta Wildfire
Alberta Wildfire is responsible for wildfire management in the Forest Protection Area of Alberta
- Alberta Wildfire is responsible for wildfire management in the Forest . . .
Now that the fire season is over, Albertans no longer require a fire permit for burning within the Forest Protection Area However, safe burning practices are always in season The risk of a wildfire doesn’t end when wildfire season does – any time there is a fire on the land, there is a risk that it can […]
- PM FIRE WEATHER FORECAST - Alberta. ca
PM FIRE WEATHER FORECAST ISSUED: 1500 Wednesday June 18 2025 Classification: Protected A Widespread showers and thunderstorms resolve overnight under increasing stability Most persistent coverage remains likely in the southern boreal, Front Range, and AG Poorest RH recoveries are in the southern slopes and northeastern boreal
- AM FIRE WEATHER FORECAST - Alberta. ca
AM FIRE WEATHER FORECAST ISSUED: 1000 Wednesday June 18 2025 Classification: Protected A Shower and thunderstorm activity returns along the trough line of a developing low in the southern slopes Temperature maxima approach 18-24°C, except upper 20s in the southern AG zone RH minima are 20-25% in
- Safe burning practices are always in season | Alberta Wildfire
Now that the fire season is over, Albertans no longer require a fire permit for burning within the Forest Protection Area However, safe burning practices are always in season The risk of a wildfire doesn’t end when wildfire season does – any time there is a fire on the land, there is a risk that it can…
- How to Report a Wildfire | Alberta Wildfire
Calling 310-FIRE is quick and easy and it’s available 24 7, toll-free! Next time you see smoke or a wildfire, please call 310–FIRE to report it Your phone call could help prevent a large and costly wildfire!
- For the Love of Wild Bees - Alberta Wildfire
The ANBC recently partnered with the Alberta Wildfire detection program, who agreed to help distribute bee sampling kits to strategically placed lookouts throughout the forest areas “Detection is a vital part of wildfire operations,” says Terry Jessiman, Forest Area Manager for the High Level Forest Area
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