Program Resources
| Description | Resource Link | ||
|---|---|---|---|
 Plant Chart | This chart breaks down fire-resistant plants, as well as fire hazards, to know when gardening and landscaping for a FireSmart property. | 06/12/25 | View |
 FireSmart Education Program School Visit Toolkit | This toolkit provides the information and resources required for FireSmart Coordinators, Local FireSmart Representatives, Prevention Specialists and other staff to easily coordinate and implement a school/classroom visit. | 11/14/24 | View |
 FireSmart BC Library Program | What is it? A literacy program to help children understand wildfires in British Columbia and how they can help create more resilient communities. | 11/19/24 | View |
 FireSmart Plant Program - How To Get Started | This document is created for nurseries, garden centres, growers, and FireSmart™ Coordinators to help kickstart the FireSmart Plant Program in your community. | 11/25/24 | View |
 Farm & Ranch FireSmart Resources | Agriculture faces unique challenges from wildfire. Farmers, ranchers, First Nations and governments can all take simple steps to prepare ahead of time. | 11/07/24 | View |
Plant Chart
This chart breaks down fire-resistant plants, as well as fire hazards, to know when gardening and landscaping for a FireSmart property.
FireSmart Education Program School Visit Toolkit
This toolkit provides the information and resources required for FireSmart Coordinators, Local FireSmart Representatives, Prevention Specialists and other staff to easily coordinate and implement a school/classroom visit.
FireSmart BC Library Program
What is it? A literacy program to help children understand wildfires in British Columbia and how they can help create more resilient communities.
FireSmart Plant Program - How To Get Started
This document is created for nurseries, garden centres, growers, and FireSmart™ Coordinators to help kickstart the FireSmart Plant Program in your community.
Farm & Ranch FireSmart Resources
Agriculture faces unique challenges from wildfire. Farmers, ranchers, First Nations and governments can all take simple steps to prepare ahead of time.