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The Crisis

Catastrophic fires are becoming the norm.

The impacts

A new kind of fire requires a new set of solutions.

The human, ecosystem, and climate impacts of wildfire will continue to devastate us if we don't pass policy to modernize and innovate solutions at the scale of the problem.

0103Destruction

The most destructive wildfires in US history have happened in the last 30 years

Development in the wildlands with poor community design puts more homes in the path of danger.

  • 2025 Los Angeles~$100B
  • 2018 Camp$12.4B
  • 2017 Tubbs$11.0B
  • 2023 Lahaina$6.1B
  • 2018 Woolsey$5.2B
  • 1991 Tunnel/Oakland Hills$3.8B

SourceNFPA · UCLA

0203Ecology

Extreme wildfires killed 20% of the world's giant sequoias between 2015–2021

100+ years of fire suppression and other land management decisions have made landscapes vulnerable to fire.

SourceNational Park Service

0303Climate

Canada's 2023 wildfires emitted enough carbon to equal India's annual emissions

Climate change is increasing the occurrence of extreme wildfires and vice versa, fueling a dangerous feedback loop.

SourceNature