Join Kaleo the Pueo, Hawaiʻi's wildfire safety mascot, for fun and educational coloring activities that help keiki learn about wildfire prevention, preparedness, and stewardship. These free printable resources combine creativity with important wildfire safety messages, making them perfect for classrooms, youth programs, community events, and family activities at home. Kaleo helps children discover simple ways they can help protect Hawaiʻi's lands, waters, communities, and natural resources from wildfire.

Join Kaleo The Pueo in safeguarding Hawaii with our interactive activity books, offering engaging wildfire prevention activities for Kindergarten to 6th grade students – print yours today!

Discover the fundamentals of wildfire prevention in this module, focusing on the critical aspect of preventing ignitions—a crucial step in halting wildfires before they even begin

A comprehensive K-8 curriculum and outdoor learning experience that teaches fire science, ecology, wildfire prevention, and native Hawaiian plants through engaging, hands-on activities. Designed to build wildfire awareness and inspire Hawaiʻi's next generation of informed stewards.

Join us for an interactive journey through fire science, ecology, and prevention tailored for K-8 students, igniting curiosity and fire safety awareness while dreaming big to make wildfire education integral to Hawaiʻi's curriculum and safeguarding its future.

Many communities in Hawaiʻi are at high risk of wildfire due to unmitigated fuels, limited community engagement, insufficient water and firefighting resources, and under-addressed pre- and post-fire planning and preparedness. 

In line with its mission to protect communities and natural resources from wildfire through planning, mitigation, and education, HWMO has conducted hazard assessments for every community in the state.  These assessments, coupled with the overall Communities At Risk From Wildfire Map update, will enable a more thorough understanding of wildfire hazards that can be addressed by communities, decision-makers, fire responders, and natural resource managers.

Communities at Risk Assessment map for the Island of Hawaiʻi.

Many communities in Hawaii are at high risk of wildfire due to unmitigated fuels, limited community engagement, insufficient water and firefighting resources, and under-addressed pre- and post-fire planning and preparedness. 

In line with its mission to protect communities and natural resources from wildfire through planning, mitigation, and education, HWMO has conducted hazard assessments for every community in the state.  These assessments, coupled with the overall Communities At Risk From Wildfire Map update, will enable a more thorough understanding of wildfire hazards that can be addressed by communities, decision-makers, fire responders, and natural resource managers.

Communities at Risk Assessment map for Molokaʻi.

Many communities in Hawaii are at high risk of wildfire due to unmitigated fuels, limited community engagement, insufficient water and firefighting resources, and under-addressed pre- and post-fire planning and preparedness. 

In line with its mission to protect communities and natural resources from wildfire through planning, mitigation, and education, HWMO has conducted hazard assessments for every community in the state.  These assessments, coupled with the overall Communities At Risk From Wildfire Map update, will enable a more thorough understanding of wildfire hazards that can be addressed by communities, decision-makers, fire responders, and natural resource managers.

Communities at Risk Assessment map for Lanaʻi.

Many communities in Hawaii are at high risk of wildfire due to unmitigated fuels, limited community engagement, insufficient water and firefighting resources, and under-addressed pre- and post-fire planning and preparedness. 

In line with its mission to protect communities and natural resources from wildfire through planning, mitigation, and education, HWMO has conducted hazard assessments for every community in the state.  These assessments, coupled with the overall Communities At Risk From Wildfire Map update, will enable a more thorough understanding of wildfire hazards that can be addressed by communities, decision-makers, fire responders, and natural resource managers.

Communities at Risk Assessment map for Maui.

Many communities in Hawaii are at high risk of wildfire due to unmitigated fuels, limited community engagement, insufficient water and firefighting resources, and under-addressed pre- and post-fire planning and preparedness. 

In line with its mission to protect communities and natural resources from wildfire through planning, mitigation, and education, HWMO has conducted hazard assessments for every community in the state.  These assessments, coupled with the overall Communities At Risk From Wildfire Map update, will enable a more thorough understanding of wildfire hazards that can be addressed by communities, decision-makers, fire responders, and natural resource managers.

Communities at Risk Assessment map for Kauaʻi.

Many communities in Hawaii are at high risk of wildfire due to unmitigated fuels, limited community engagement, insufficient water and firefighting resources, and under-addressed pre- and post-fire planning and preparedness. 

In line with its mission to protect communities and natural resources from wildfire through planning, mitigation, and education, HWMO has conducted hazard assessments for every community in the state.  These assessments, coupled with the overall Communities At Risk From Wildfire Map update, will enable a more thorough understanding of wildfire hazards that can be addressed by communities, decision-makers, fire responders, and natural resource managers.

Communities at Risk Assessment map for Oʻahu.

Many communities in Hawaii are at high risk of wildfire due to unmitigated fuels, limited community engagement, insufficient water and firefighting resources, and under-addressed pre- and post-fire planning and preparedness. 

In line with its mission to protect communities and natural resources from wildfire through planning, mitigation, and education, HWMO has conducted hazard assessments for every community in the state.  These assessments, coupled with the overall Communities At Risk From Wildfire Map update, will enable a more thorough understanding of wildfire hazards that can be addressed by communities, decision-makers, fire responders, and natural resource managers.
 

Communities at Risk Assessment map for all the major Hawaiian Islands.

CWPPs are vital for Hawaiʻis wildfire defense. HWMO leads region updates for community safety.

Join us at the table for wildfire learning and risk-reduction action for your region!

CWPPs are vital for Oʻahus wildfire defense. HWMO leads region updates for community safety.

In this infographic, we dive into some key points from the Ready, Set, GO! program. The main points to remember are to be prepared well in advance, pay attention to your surroundings and climate patterns, and leave early if there is an emergency.

In this infographic, we delve into how to design and maintain your yard to reduce wildfire hazards and enjoy the benefits of trees like cooling shade, reduced energy costs, and moisture & soil retention.

In this infographic, we delve into landscaping, offering valuable insights and practical tips for you while maintaining your yard. By implementing key strategies such as creating defensible space, increasing ember awareness, and optimizing plant spacing, professionals in the field can play a crucial role in protecting homes and communities from the threat of wildfires.

Delve into the recommended curriculum activities designed to engage students in learning about wildfire mitigation. From fun and challenging exercises to educational methods, explore effective ways to empower students to play a role in wildfire prevention within their communities.

Explore the structure of the KNOW Fire curriculum in this module, offering insights into the importance of sequencing wildfire concepts and tailoring them to different learning levels. Gain a preview of the curriculum's organization, setting the stage for a deeper dive in module 5.