Wildfire Resources
Children
Wildfires can have a significant impact on children both short and long term. Smoke exposure, evacuation stress, disrupted education, unstable living conditions, grief, etc. can affect a child physically, emotionally, and psychologically. Check out the following resources for more information on how to help your child or loved one navigate wildfires.
Children and Disasters
Wildfire Smoke and Children
"Why is Coco Red?" Coloring Book
Children and Disasters
Wildfire Smoke and Children
"Why is Coco Red?" Coloring Book
Wildfires and Pregnancy
Wildfires can pose significant risks to both the expectant mother and the baby during pregnancy due to the smoke, stress, and heat. It is important to stay informed and prepared during wildfire events to minimize risk.
Wildfire Smoke and Pregnancy
Pregnancy and Air Quality
Extreme Weather - Wildfires & Pregnancy, Science Direct Paper
Wildfire Smoke and Pregnancy
Pregnancy and Air Quality
Extreme Weather - Wildfires & Pregnancy, Science Direct Paper
Schools
Wildfires can have a significant impact on students, teachers, staff, and the wider community. The disruption caused by fires can create health, safety, and logistical challenges. Check out the following resources/activities related to wildfires and school safety.
LA County Wildfires - Resources for Schools
CA School Boards Association Wildfire Preparedness and Recovery
"Let's Be Prepared!" Preparedness Ambassadors' Activity Book
LA County Wildfires - Resources for Schools
CA School Boards Association Wildfire Preparedness and Recovery
"Let's Be Prepared!" Preparedness Ambassadors' Activity Book
Air Quality Data Resources
What to do before a wildfire
Preparing for a wildfire is crucial, especially if you live in an area prone to them. Here are some key resources and steps to take before a wildfire
AQMD Smoke and Safety Tips
FEMA - Prepare for Wildfires
Red Cross - Wildfire Safety
Fire Adapted Communities
AQMD Smoke and Safety Tips
FEMA - Prepare for Wildfires
Red Cross - Wildfire Safety
Fire Adapted Communities
What to do during a wildfire
These resources will help you stay informed and make quick decisions during a wildfire. Be sure to check multiple sources, as fire conditions can change rapidly.
Red Cross - Wildfire Safety
American Red Cross Emergency App
AirNow - Air Quality
Social Media & Local Government Pages: Check local government social media pages, fire departments, and emergency agencies for real-time updates.
Red Cross - Wildfire Safety
American Red Cross Emergency App
AirNow - Air Quality
Social Media & Local Government Pages: Check local government social media pages, fire departments, and emergency agencies for real-time updates.
What to do after a wildfire
These resources can assist with rebuilding your home and community after a wildfire. Be sure to reach out to local authorities, disaster recovery centers, and support networks for additional help specific to your area.
AQMD Safe Clean Up Tips
Cleaning Settled Dust
Cleaning Harmful Gases
CDC Safety Guidelines After a Wildfire
Local Disasters Recovery Centers
Mental Health and Community Support Resources
AQMD Safe Clean Up Tips
Cleaning Settled Dust
Cleaning Harmful Gases
CDC Safety Guidelines After a Wildfire
Local Disasters Recovery Centers
Mental Health and Community Support Resources