The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) continues to support projects that enhance the health of California’s landscapes and forests. Since 2017, CAL FIRE has awarded over $700 million in Forest Health grants, and now applications are open for the next round of funding. A total of $70 million is available to support projects focused on preventing wildfires, increasing reforestation efforts, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. For more information on the applicatio

In 2024, CAL FIRE continued its strong dedication to safeguarding California’s communities, landscapes, and residents. Beyond wildfire response, CAL FIRE remained at the forefront of emergency management, prevention efforts, and resource management. Through innovation, collaboration, and cutting-edge technology, the department strengthened its ability to mitigate risks, respond rapidly to evolving threats, and manage critical resources - all in service of protecting the people and natural resour

Californians and concerned loved ones can now get near-real-time updates on wildfire incidents through CAL FIRE’s newly upgraded incident map, available at fire.ca.gov. The incident map now offers rapid updates on wildfire acreage and containment, incident maps, evacuation information, and aircraft flight paths. Stay up-to-date like never before. Video created by CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Department | CAL FIRE