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Wildfire Risk Reduction Community Engagement Resources

Last updated on February 9, 2022

Resources for engaging with the public about Wildfire Risk Reduction can be found below. 

 WRR Project Handout Templates

  • WRR BCWS - Chipping

  • WRR BCWS - Pile Burn

  • WRR BCWS - Prescribed Fire

  • WRR BCWS - Spacing

  • WRR Non-BCWS - General

Wildfire Risk Reduction Project Handout Examples

  • One Mile Hill Fuel Management Prescription
  • Reid Road Fuel Management Prescription
  • Walkerville Fuel Management Prescription
  • Owl Ridge Fuel Management Prescription
  • D'Arcy Fuel Management Prescription
  • Cheakamus Canyon Fuel Management Prescription
  • Mackenzie Basin Fuel Management Prescription
  • Gates Lake Fuel Treatment
  • Garibaldi Park Road Fuel Treatment
  • Penticton Falls Fuel Treatment

Wildfire Risk Reduction Best Management Practices

Coast and Mountains & Georgia Depression Ecoprovinces (PDF, 496 KB)

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