Sawtooth Valley Wildland Fire Collaborative
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Regional wildfire and forest-resilience collaborative
Mission and Description
Regional collaborative reducing wildfire risks and strengthening forest and community resilience in the Sawtooth Valley.
Organization Information
Browse category: Prescribed Fire and Wildfire Resilience
Organization type: Wildland Fire Collaborative
State: Idaho
Service area: Regional
City / area: Stanley
Programs and membership: Distinct regional collaborative operating as a project of the Sawtooth Society, with its own facilitation team, public events, community outreach and recommendations to land managers and local leaders.
Meetings and events: Wildfire hazard mitigation, forest and ecosystem resilience, community preparedness, fuels reduction, post-fire recovery, public education, evacuation and emergency awareness, stakeholder collaboration, recommendations, and regional partnership development
Reported operating status: Active
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