Wildland fire monitoring and reporting tools
National wildland fire monitoring and reporting systems and services provide information, and an understanding of how wildland fires ignite, spread and may behave. They also improve predictive capabilities as factors change over time. Outputs feed other national systems and/or data products.
These scientific models can identify where the potential for wildland fire is the greatest and are crucial for protecting people, property and resources.
Canadian Forest Fire Danger Rating System (CFFDRS)
The principal source of fire intelligence for wildland fire management agencies.
Canadian Wildland Fire Information System (CWFIS)
Daily, national-level wildland fire maps and reports, plus a wide range of data products and services.
CWFIS interactive map
Current wildland fire locations and conditions.
Fire Monitoring, Accounting and Reporting System (FireMARS)
Monitoring greenhouse gas and carbon emissions from wildland fires.
National Wildland Fire Situation Report
Summary of current and forecasted wildland fire conditions across Canada.
CWFIS Datamart
Data products and services for current and historical wildland fire locations, burned area and fire conditions.
Open Science and Technology Repository
Access science, research and technical publications by the Canadian Forest Service.
National Forestry Database
Canada's collection of forestry statistics.
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WildFireSat e-bulletin
Information on the progress of Canada’s WildFireSat mission.
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