Oregon Living With Fire (OLWF) is guided by the three goals of the National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy.
1.
RESILIENT LANDSCAPES
2.
FIRE ADAPTED COMMUNITIES
3.
SAFE, EFFECTIVE, RISK-BASED WILDFIRE RESPONSE
OLWF facilitates and shares best practices that lead to advancements in community fire adaptation, resilient landscape creation and maintenance, and a more integrated wildland fire response in Central Oregon.
Oregon: Living with Fire facilitates and shares best practices that lead to advancements in fire adaptation, resilient landscape creation and maintenance, and a more integrated wildland fire response in Central Oregon.
The ultimate success of the National Cohesive Strategy and Oregon Living with Fire depends on how strategic direction and priorities can be translated into the on-the-ground, local actions of agencies, organizations, governments, and individuals with meaningful, cumulative efforts.
This morning we are hearing about the LA fires community preparations, response and recovery efforts. One of the lessons learned: The 0-5 feet home ignition zone is the most important area to remove anything that can catch fire. Do it now. #WUI2025
Yesterday kicked off the IAFC - International Association of Fire Chiefs Wildland Urban Interface Conference in Kansas City, Missouri. We learned about what various groups are doing to prepare for living with fire across the nation. #WUI2025