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# Wildfire Outreach Materials

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Here you will find awareness and prevention materials to share with your community to help them prepare to live close to nature and become safer from wildland urban interface (WUI) fires.

Almost 90% of wildland fires in the United States are caused by people.

Source: U.S. Department of the Interior

## Featured materials for you to share

### Social media

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### Handout

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### Pictographs

View and download this pictograph

View and download this pictograph

## Social media graphics

Use our social media cards to share key wildfire prevention and safety messages on your social channels.

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## Pictographs

Pictographs help you to overcome literacy barriers by communicating messages with pictures.

Explore our outdoor/wildfire pictographs

## Publications

Browse and/or order handouts, brochures and other WUI materials from our catalog.

Explore wildfire outreach publications

Community success story

### Surviving Wildfire: A Tale of Two Communities

Learn how fire-adapted work helped communities in Colorado and Virginia survive wildfires with no deaths, no injuries and no structure loss in this short, easy-to-share digital presentation.

### For more information

            - National Fire Protection Association  Handouts you can share to help residents prepare their homes and stay safe from wildfire.
            - Ready.gov  Wildfire safety and preparedness messages you can share on your social media channels.
            - SmokeyBear.com  Wildfire prevention how-tos and content for children and educators.

Page last reviewed: May 23, 2022

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