Explore treatments with the Forest Health Tracker!
Across Washington, partners have been working together to increase forest restoration and reduce fuels for wildfire. There are many effective ways to treat forested land, from prescribed fire to thinning and chipping. The Washington Department of Natural Resources’ Forest Health Tracker Project Map is an interactive way to explore planned, implemented, and completed treatments in the region.
In May 2017, agencies, stakeholders and community members met to express concerns for wildfire related issues in Kittitas County. Recognizing the importance of the issues of fire adapted communities, the meetings continued and the Kittitas Fire Adapted Communities Coalition (KFACC) was formed.
Kittitas Fire Adapted Communities Coalition is fiscally sponsored by the Washington Resource Conservation and Development Council (WRC&D). The WRC&D is a tax-exempt charitable organization under Internal Revenue Service section 501(c)(3).
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