The Heart of Rx Fire

Effective use of controlled fire begins and ends with professionals, on every level. But in the field, on the line - that's where planning, coordination, and experience are really put to the test.

In keeping with priorities set by recent Prescribed Fire Council conferences, and to support the collaborative focus of the National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy, the Council has convened a work group focused specifically on training, certification and information exchange for individuals, teams and fire bosses.

Washington Prescribed Burn Associations

Prescribed fire is an important tool for forest restoration and wildfire risk reduction, but it has been largely unavailable to small, private landowners. That’s where Prescribed Burn Associations (PBAs) come in. To implement prescribed fire safely and effectively, PBAs connect landowners, community members, and other interested local stakeholders and provide them with needed support, resources, and training. Learn more about WA PBAs and find links to individual PBAs HERE.

Washington Prescribed Fire Council Prescribed Fire Contractor List

NOTE: This list does not constitute endorsement or certification of any contractor by Washington Prescribed Fire Council. This list is provided solely as a public resource, and contractors have voluntarily submitted their information to be included. Users are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence before hiring any contractor.

If you would like to be added to the list, please fill out this form or contact wa.rxfirecouncil@gmail.com


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ALSO IN THE WORKS

  • Prescribed Fire Council Listserv

  • Mapping planned and active burn projects statewide

  • Tracking regional priorities for training


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