Montana Prescribed Fire Council

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Statewide prescribed-fire collaborative council

Mission and Description

Statewide council expanding the safe and responsible use of prescribed fire to improve forest health and reduce wildfire risk across ownerships.

Organization Information

Browse category: Prescribed Fire and Wildfire Resilience

Organization type: Prescribed Fire and Forest Health Council

State: Montana

Service area: Statewide

City / area: Helena

Programs and membership: Statewide collaborative council led by a representative eleven-person steering committee, open participation, annual meetings, cross-ownership coordination, education, policy engagement, and practitioner networking

Meetings and events: Safe prescribed-fire expansion, forest-health improvement, hazardous-fuels reduction, wildfire-risk mitigation, practitioner coordination, landowner education, policy support, workforce development, ecological restoration, and cross-boundary burning

Reported operating status: Active

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