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North America's Daily Fire Danger Map Links:

• USA
• Canada
• Mexico
  1. CONABIO
  2. CONAFOR

Recent Activities

• NAFC 26th Session: 2012 Presentation
• 2011 Meeting Notes
• History Report
• 2009 Study Tour Report
• 2009 Meeting Notes
• 2009 Work Plan
• 2008 Meeting Notes
• 2007 Meeting Notes
• Global Forest Resources Assessment 2005 – Report on fires in the North American Region
• 2006 Meeting Notes
• 2005 Meeting Notes
• 2004 Meeting Notes
• 2005 Australia-New Zealand Study Tour Report

• Photos (in PPT) from 2009 Meeting and Field Tour

Read about what the Fire Management Working Group has accomplished over the past 30 years.

• 2004 Fire Management Working Group Activities.
• 2003 Fire Management Working Group Activities -- January 2004
• October 2002 [in MSWord]
• February 2002 [in MSWord]
• 2000 [in WPD format]
• 1999 [in WPD format]
• 1998 [in WPD format]
• 1997 [in WPD format]
• 1996 [in PDF]
• 1995 [in PDF]
• 1994 [in PDF]
• 1993 [in WPD format]
• 1992 [in PDF]
• 1991 [in WPD format]
• 1990 [in WPD format]
• 1989 [in PDF]
• 1988 [in PDF]
• 1987 [in WPD format]
• 1986 [in PDF]
• 1985 [in WPD format]
• 1984 [in PDF]
• 1983 [in PDF]
• 1982 [in PDF]
• 1981 [in PDF]
• 1980-1981 [in WPD format]
• 1979 [in WPD format]
• 1978 [in WPD format]
• 1977 [in PDF]
• 1976 [in WPD format]
• 1974 [in PDF]

Relevant Links and Partners

• North America's Daily Fire Danger Map links:
  • USA
  • Canada
  • Mexico
    1. CONABIO
    2. CONAFOR
• National Interagency Fire Center
  • USDI Bureau of Land Management
  • USDI Bureau of Indian Affairs
  • US Fish and Wildlife Service
  • USDI National Park Service
  • US Forest Service
  • National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
  • National Association of State Foresters
  • US Fire Administration
• National Fire Protection Association
• National Wildfire Coordinating Group
• National Fire Plan
• The Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre
• Canadian Forest Service
• Global Fire Monitoring Center

Fire Management Working Group Awards

• The Distinguished Service Award: To recognize persons who have made an outstanding and/or long term contribution to international forest fire management that has resulted or should result in facilitating significant progress towards completion or major forest fire management initiatives of international significance.
  
• Superior International Award or Exemplary Service Award: To recognize superior (or exemplary) fire management achievements by individuals or organizations in the area of training, research, policy, prevention, education, or equipment development.
  
• Fire Management Working Group Merit Award: To recognize outstanding forest fire management initiatives which support the goals of the NAFC FMWG.
  
• List of Awardees