Community Wildfire Resiliency Plans
Community Wildfire Resiliency Planning
The Cariboo Regional District is developing Community Wildfire Resiliency Plans (CWRPs) to better understand wildfire risks and identify actions that can help strengthen wildfire preparedness and community resilience.
What is a Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan?
A Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan helps communities understand their wildfire risk and identify practical ways to reduce that risk.
The planning process considers local hazards, community characteristics and wildfire risk, and develops recommendations that can guide future wildfire resiliency work.
Have Your Say on Wildfire Resiliency
People who live and work in these communities have valuable knowledge about their local area. While the open houses have concluded, there is still an opportunity to participate in the planning process by completing the survey.
You know your community, and we want to hear from you!
The survey is an opportunity to share your local knowledge about areas of wildfire concern, potential evacuation challenges, important community infrastructure and opportunities to reduce wildfire risks.
Whether you have experienced a wildfire firsthand, know of a location that concerns you or have ideas for improving wildfire resilience, your input can help the project team better understand local conditions and identify priorities.
Please be as specific as possible and include locations where applicable. You do not need to answer every question to participate.
