Fire management on the Kootenai National Forest encompasses a variety of fire management tools. It includes wildland fire, prescribed burning, fire prevention and smoke management. By using these tools, protection of private land, management of the forest and air quality can be enhanced. In the past, fire has played a major role in shaping the Kootenai National Forest. This is evident in the abundant variety of both plant and animal species. Enjoy a tour through the many facets of fire management as described below.
General Information
Information on homeowner protection, contracting for fire, safe debris burning, and the National Fire Plan. MORE |
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Wildland Fire
One of the fire management activities on the Kootenai is the suppression of wildland fire. MORE |
Air Operations
Aircraft are one of many resources used in the suppression of wildland fire. MORE |
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Kootenai Helitack
The Kootenai Helitack Crew is an initial attack resource stationed in Libby , Montana.MORE
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Prescribed Burning
In addition to wildland fire suppression, fire is used in a variety of ways on the Kootenai National Forest to meet management needs. MORE |
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