About Us
Who We Are
Oregon Living With Fire (OLWF) helps communities, agencies, and partners move wildfire resilience work forward across Central Oregon by connecting funding, coordination, and practical next steps.
We focus on implementation, collaboration, and real-world support that helps projects move from planning into action
What Drives Us
Resilient Landscapes
Healthier forests that can withstand fire and reduce risk across the landscape.
Fire Adapted Communities
Homes and neighborhoods taking real steps to reduce wildfire risk.
Effective Response
Shovel-ready projects and aligned partners support safer, more coordinated response where it matters most.
Bringing It Together
Where priorities, funding, and partners align around shared goals and real outcomes.
Where We Work
Service area includes Deschutes, Crook, Jefferson, and Northern Klamath County.
Who We Work With
OLWF works alongside regional partners involved in wildfire resilience, land management, emergency response, forestry, conservation, tribal leadership, and local government across Central Oregon, including:
Federal & State Agencies
US Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
Oregon Department of Forestry
Oregon State Fire Marshal
Natural Resources Conservation Service
Local Leadership
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
Deschutes County
Jefferson County
Crook County
Klamath County
Community Partners
OSU Extension
Local Fire Districts
Watershed Councils
Collaborative Groups
Nonprofit Partners
Get In Touch
If you are working on wildfire resilience efforts in Central Oregon and are looking for information, coordination, or funding-related resources, contact us at: coordinator@oregonlivingwithfire.org