An independent report has found that outdated policies and staffing shortages contributed to delayed evacuation alerts during Los Angeles-area wildfires in January.
Firefighter training course shows what many missed about urban wildfire conflagrations
UL Research Institutes (ULRI) and its Fire Safety Research Institute (FSRI) have announced a new firefighter training course.
House and Senate move to tackle wildfire risk through forest conservation
US Senators Alex Padilla and Tim Sheehy announced the Forest Legacy Management Flexibility Act
Inside the response to London’s record summer of wildfires
London Fire Brigade (LFB) has reported that 117 wildfires were recorded in 2025, the highest number since 2022.
New South Wales communities warned as bushfire season delay hides grass fire risk
New South Wales is facing a delayed start to the bushfire season after one of the wettest winters on record.
Could wildfire safety grants change disaster readiness in California?
The PG&E Corporation Foundation has reported that it is providing $950,000 in wildfire safety grants to support fire departments, agencies and community groups in Northern and Central California.
The bold federal plan to overhaul US wildland fire management
The US Departments of the Interior and Agriculture have announced the creation of the US Wildland Fire Service to modernise wildfire management across the country.
Camp Fire recovery: Paradise schools highlight long-term impact on learning
CalMatters has reported that schools in Paradise, California continue to face long-term challenges nearly seven years after the Camp Fire.
Earth Fire Alliance wildfire detection project promises faster response
Brian Collins, Executive Director of Earth Fire Alliance discusses the future of wildfire detection and monitoring
From bandannas to N95s: It’s finally time for wildfire fighters to mask up
U.S. Forest Service has ended its prohibition on masks for Wildfire Fighters and will now provide N95 respirators during major incidents across the United States.