REPORT / 2022-03
Adaptive Forest Management in a Changing Climate
An overview of management strategies designed to maintain forest resilience as climate conditions shift across Canadian landscapes.
PEER REVIEWED ARTICLE / 2022-11
Biodiversity Outcomes Following High-Severity Wildfire
Investigates plant and animal community responses in the years following stand-replacing fire events in boreal ecosystems.
BOOK / 2021-04
Boreal Forest Fire Management: A Practitioner's Handbook
A comprehensive reference for field practitioners covering fire behaviour, suppression tactics, and post-fire monitoring in boreal ecosystems.
TECHNICAL GUIDE / 2023-03
Canadian Wildfire Preparedness Portal
An online hub aggregating national preparedness guidance, risk tools, and readiness checklists for communities and emergency managers.
REPORT / 2022-06
CIFFC Situation Reports Archive
A collection of national wildfire situation reports published throughout each fire season, providing daily and weekly operational summaries.
TECHNICAL GUIDE / 2020-02
Community Wildfire Protection Planning Guide
A step-by-step guide for municipalities developing community wildfire protection plans under the FireSmart Canada framework.
PEER REVIEWED ARTICLE / 2020-05
Human Dimensions of Wildfire Risk Perception
Explores how residents of wildland–urban interface communities perceive and respond to wildfire risk, informing targeted outreach strategies.
PEER REVIEWED ARTICLE / 2021-06
Indigenous Fire Stewardship: Knowledge and Practice
Documents Indigenous-led prescribed fire programs and their role in landscape health and cultural continuity.
REPORT / 2023-07
National Policy Review: Wildfire Management Legislation in Canada
A comparative review of federal and provincial wildfire legislation, highlighting gaps and policy recommendations for a national cohesive strategy.
WORKSHOP MATERIAL / 2022-01
Prescribed Fire Training Curriculum for Northern Communities
Outlines a competency-based training program designed to build prescribed fire capacity in remote and northern Canadian communities.
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