Healthy Forests and Rangelands website
A portal to information about the National Fire Plan (NFP), Healthy Forests Initiative (HFI), and related initiatives. Healthy Forests and Rangelands is a cooperative effort between the United States Department of the Interior (DOI), the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), and their land management agencies. The National Fire Plan is a long-term investment that will help protect communities and natural resources, and most importantly, the lives of firefighters and the public. It is a long-term commitment based on cooperation and communication among federal agencies, states, local governments, tribes and interested publics.

Office of Wildland Fire Coordination
The Office of Wildland Fire Coordination (OWFC) is headed by a Director who reports to the Assistant Secretary - Policy, Management and Budget through the Deputy Assistant Secretary – Business Management and Wildland Fire. The Director carries out the functions and responsibilities of the office with assistance from support, program and policy staff.

DOI Rural Fire Assistance Program
The National Park Service is a partner in the DOI RFA Program. The Rural Fire Assistance Program's goal is to enhance the effectiveness of wildland fire protection on lands adjacent to DOI lands. The website contains memos, application information and more.

Healthy Forests and Rangelands (National Fire Plan)
See how the federal government and state partners are managing impacts of wildland fire to our Nation’s communities.