Meet Steve Edwards, our WMS of the Month! Based on Bowen Island, Steve brings 17 years of firefighting experience to his role as FireSmart Program Coordinator, helping residents take action on wildfire resilience. Learn more: https://t.co/vLcKUVEySq
Meet Marchy (Michael Marchment), our LFR of the Month!
Based in Pemberton, BC, Marchy draws on five years of firefighting experience to help residents understand their risk and take action before wildfire season.
Learn more: https://t.co/AcnWoceH6o
Congrats to the winners of the 2026 FireSmart BC Spring Classroom Contest!
1️⃣ École Les Mélèzes-dorés - iPad & Case
2️⃣ Khalsa School Newton - $500 Field Trip Fund
3️⃣ Walton Elementary - $250 Library Fund
Wildfire resilience is stronger when we work together.
The Local FireSmart Collective Program (LFCP) is delivered in partnership with @BCAA, whose continued support of FireSmart BC helps communities across BC take meaningful action to reduce wildfire risk.
Combustibles don’t always look like the obvious culprits. Plastic patio furniture and toys (or even paddleboards) stored next to the house also pose a risk during wildfire season.
For more FireSmart tips, visit https://t.co/DXUEFg4HxO
Last call, BC educators! ⏰
The 2026 FireSmart BC Spring Classroom Contest closes May 22!
Teach a FireSmart lesson, snap a photo, and submit your entry online for a chance to win one of three amazing prizes.
Winners announced May 29.
Enter today: https://t.co/am3j0u7xGa
When you see your property through FireSmart eyes, the wildfire risks are clear.
Doing a few simple tasks, such as cleaning your gutters, and storing flammables at least 10 metres away from your home could help save your home.
Get prepared today at https://t.co/DXUEFg4HxO
A fire-resistant yard can look great. Connect with a FireSmart BC Landscaping Trained Professional for practical, FireSmart guidance. https://t.co/zIc1RDgO1p
Category 2 & 3 fire prohibitions are in effect throughout much of BC
If you’re planning on travelling during this long weekend please stay safe and prepared
Please take precaution with any fire use stay up-to-date on wildfire activity
Stay up to date with the #BCWildfire App
Planning a camping trip? Jerry the Moose and Ember the FireSmart Fox are here with a few simple tips to help you keep your campfire safe and protect the places we all love.
- At home, store any leftover firewood at least 10 metres away from your home or other structures
- If a fire ban is in place, or if you want to be extra-cautious, use a CSA-rated propane campfire
Cedar hedges look nice, but did you know they’re highly flammable? Due to their high natural resin and oil content, these hedges could put your home at risk during wildfire season.
See your property through FireSmart eyes at https://t.co/DXUEFg4HxO
Today is Moose Hide Campaign Day, and on this important day of ceremony, all Canadians are called to join together to take a stand against violence towards women and children. Together we can create lasting change.
To learn more about the Moose Hide Campaign, follow @Moose_Hide.
You see a storage spot for your patio furniture. We see wildfire fuel.
Combustibles could put your home at risk during a wildfire. Storing combustibles at least 10 metres away from your home could help save your home.
Learn more at https://t.co/DXUEFg4HxO