BC Guide to Driving on Forest Service Roads
BC Guide to Driving on Forest Service Roads
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BC Forest Service Vessel Nesika on Reels
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BC Forest Service Vessel Nesika on Reels
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BC Forest Service Vessel Nesika on Reels
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BC Forest Service Vessel Nesika on Reels
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We’re hiring! The BC Wildfire Service has a number of seasonal positions open for application across the province, including crew members, dispatchers, asset management assistants and more! If you are interested in fast-paced, meaningful and exciting work, we have employment for you! Take a look at our Seasonal Job Opportunities webpage to learn what positions are available! Be sure to check back regularly for new opportunities: http://bcfireinfo.for.gov.bc.ca/hprScripts/Jobs/index.asp On Nov. 1
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We’re hiring! The BC Wildfire Service has a number of seasonal positions open for application across the province, including crew members, dispatchers, asset management assistants and more! If you are interested in fast-paced, meaningful and exciting work, we have employment for you! Take a look at our Seasonal Job Opportunities webpage to learn what positions are available! Be sure to check back regularly for new opportunities: http://bcfireinfo.for.gov.bc.ca/hprScripts/Jobs/index.asp On Nov. 1
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The BC Wildfire Service is preparing to conduct a larger-scale planned ignition on the Doctor Creek (N21257) wildfire to help support crews gain containment on the southeast perimeter of the fire. The ignition will begin today (Sept. 4, 2020), as early as 12 p.m. Mountain Time (MT) and will tie into the smaller-scale ignition that was successfully completed yesterday afternoon (Sept. 3, 2020). Sikorsky S-61 helicopters, as shown in this video, are being utilized to deliver fire retardant to rein
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The BC Wildfire Service is preparing to conduct a larger-scale planned ignition on the Doctor Creek (N21257) wildfire to help support crews gain containment on the southeast perimeter of the fire. The ignition will begin today (Sept. 4, 2020), as early as 12 p.m. Mountain Time (MT) and will tie into the smaller-scale ignition that was successfully completed yesterday afternoon (Sept. 3, 2020). Sikorsky S-61 helicopters, as shown in this video, are being utilized to deliver fire retardant to rein
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On July 6 and 7, 2020, the BC Wildfire Service conducted successful tests of helitankers using night vision goggle technology, near Pentiction. The next phase of the night vision trials will involve responding to an active wildfire, if possible. To learn more about the outcome and successes of the trials, refer to the information bulletin: http://ow.ly/HkjE50AvsDx | BC Wildfire Service
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On July 6 and 7, 2020, the BC Wildfire Service conducted successful tests of helitankers using night vision goggle technology, near Pentiction. The next phase of the night vision trials will involve responding to an active wildfire, if possible. To learn more about the outcome and successes of the trials, refer to the information bulletin: http://ow.ly/HkjE50AvsDx | BC Wildfire Service
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Okanagan residents cheer on firefighters
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Okanagan residents cheer on firefighters
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Today, the BC Wildfire Service joins Canada in celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day by highlighting Indigenous peoples' contribution to wildfire management in B.C. Prescribed fire is the strategic application of fire to an area of land to enhance wildlife habitat, prepare an area for tree planting, reduce insect and disease outbreaks and reduce wildfire risk. Since time immemorial, Indigenous communities have been leaders in applying fire to the landscape for ecological benefit through cu
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In this video, BC Wildfire Service Incident Commander, Scott Rennick, explains the current situation on the Battleship Mountain wildfire (G72150). Intense and aggressive fire behaviour has been observed over the past two days, significantly challenging suppression efforts. An Ignition Specialist conducted afternoon ignition operations yesterday and today to try and secure the south flank, however the aggressive fire activity challenged our control lines around Carbon Lake and along the Johnson F
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How To Find Forest Service Roads And Forest Road Maps... Put A Little Gravel In Your Travel!
Jan 4, 2024
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The new and improved BC Wildfire Service app is now available for free download. Find it: 📱 in the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bc-wildfire-service/id1477675008?ls=1 📱 on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ca.bc.gov.WildfireInformation&hl=en This app is one of a suite of new tools announced by the province today to help people prepare and stay informed during emergencies. Learn more: https://news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2024EMCR0024-000712 | BC Wildfire Service
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In September 2024, the BC Wildfire Service and ʔaq̓am, a Ktunaxa Nation community, co-hosted Kootenay ʔa·kinq̓uku TREX (prescribed fire training exchange) in ʔaq̓am (near Cranbrook), with support from the First Nations’ Emergency Services Society. The training brought together 33 participants from 13 agencies/communities for 12 days to complete four projects, treating nearly 130 hectares. This pilot project was the first-ever delivery of a TREX in B.C. and will serve as a model for future live f
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Scenic winter drives in BC 🚙❄️ Over mountain passes, through stunning landscapes, and into welcoming towns. But remember: Driving BC’s highways and roads in winter can mean rapid weather changes and unpredictable conditions. Make sure your vehicle is winter-ready, obey all winter tire and chain regulations from October through March, and plan your route using DriveBC.ca. Credit: @visitbellacoola, @sarah_fotography, @trailsofroo, @colormebeige, @apreswheeler Note: The photographer adhered to all
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Help prevent wildfires. | BC Wildfire Service
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Help prevent wildfires. | BC Wildfire Service
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Crews continue to make good progress on the Connell Ridge wildfire (N10989) with support from heavy equipment and helicopters. The fire breached the containment lines on the southeast flank early in the day on Sunday, August 14, crews, heavy equipment, and helicopters responded quickly and have since completed establishing a guard around the perimeter of the excursion. Small-scale planned ignitions, both hand and aerial ignition methods, have played a key role in containing the excursion. Small-
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You may hear we are sending structure protection units to an area, or even see the big trailers travelling throughout B.C., but what do they actually do? We currently own 10 type one trailers and three type two trailers and continue to expand. We can also rely on trailers owned by contractors or fire departments to help protect communities. Learn more about our Fire Services program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tI8jcvTplB8 Hear from structure protection specialist Joss to learn about the equ
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For several nights, Kamloops Fire Rescue has conducted night operations on the Rossmoore Lake Wildfire (K22024). From 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. each night, a structure protection task force patrols priority areas and extinguishes hot spots. This work will continue until the risk of wildfire activity overnight around properties has been reduced sufficiently. The BC Wildfire Service relies on structural firefighters from across B.C., like Rob Swift, for their expertise during wildfire response in the summe
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If your home is threatened by a wildfire, you may have limited time to make it more defendable by firefighting crews. Closing your doors and windows on the way out could save your home. Structure protection specialist Joss offers three simple tips you can use before evacuating. If you may need to evacuate, check out the FireSmart BC evacuation checklist: https://firesmartbc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/FireSmartCanada-Evacuation-Checklist.pdf | BC Wildfire Service
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Operations Chief Kiah Allen and Fire Behaviour Analyst Ben Boghean provide an update about suppression efforts on the Mount Underwood (V71498) wildfire, explaining how crews are working to secure the fire’s perimeter. They also explain how fire behaviour forecasting, including the effect of recent rain on fuel conditions, plays a key role in both daily operations and long-term planning. Visit the full details page for the most current information about this incident: https://wildfiresituation.nr
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Wildfire suppression operations can cause an impact to the land through the use of heavy equipment and crews. Wildfire suppression rehabilitation starts as soon as damage from fire suppression activities happen. Rehabilitation Specialists have been assigned to the Slocan Lake Complex for just over four weeks, developing and implementing wildfire suppression rehabilitation plans. Listen to Andrew Voigt, Operations Branch Director, and Noah Foster, Rehabilitation Specialist, discuss the importance
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Wildfire behaviour is shaped by the landscape it burns through. In this video, BC Wildfire Service Fire Behaviour Specialists explore how fires spread differently through complex forest stands influenced by harvesting, silviculture treatments, and the legacy of past wildfires. Join us as we head into the field to see how these factors influence fire movement, intensity, and the challenges they present to wildfire operations. | BC Wildfire Service
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We have a new tool to manage wildfires: night-vision goggles. With night vision technology, our aerial resources no longer have to halt operations and wait for daylight to perform their mission safely. This new technology allows us to extend our operational period after sunset when aircraft would normally be grounded, enabling us to detect new starts early, conduct reconnaissance and continue our helicopter tanking missions into the night when we often have the benefit of cooler temperatures and
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Ministry to upgrade forest service roads for detour around Highway 97 rockslide
Aug 30, 2023
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BC wildfires close highways around the province
Jul 8, 2017
Global NewsJon Azpiri
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B.C. Wildfires Map 2025: Updates on fire locations, evacuation alerts and orders
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40 km UP a BC Forest Service Road
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Incident Investigation: Bucked Tree Pivots, Killing Faller | WorkSafeBC
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BC Faller Training Standard - Thick Bark (7 of 17)
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