With an active fire and fuels management program, Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks are one of the premiere places to observe both lightning-caused wildfires and prescribed burns in action. ![]() Current Fire Information
A link to all current fires can be found here. You may also subscribe to our fire information mailing list. ![]() River Safety
Drowning is the primary cause of death here. ![]() KNP Complex Fire
Learn about the 2021 KNP Complex Fire and its management, including firefighting tactics, a timeline, and photos. ![]() 2021 KNP Complex Fire on InciWeb
This federal fire website includes detailed information about the largest wildfire to occur during the parks' existence. ![]() Fire in the Parks
Fire has a complex role in the ecology of the Sierra Nevada. ![]() 10 Tips to Prevent Wildfires
Help us all have a safer summer! ![]() Air Quality
Ozone and other air pollutants are common here. Learn more-view our air-quality index forecast. ![]() Fire Ecology
Fire Scientists Study the Effects of Fire ![]() Giant Sequoias and Fire
Learn more about the role fire plays in giant sequoia groves, and the impacts recent higher severity fires have had on sequoia trees.. ![]() Fuels Management
What methods do the parks use to reduce fuels like logs, sticks, and dense vegetation, and to maintain species that are fire-dependent? ![]() Planned Projects
Information about the fire and fuels management program at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks ![]() Wild or Prescribed: Two Kinds of Fire
Learn about how the park manages fire and its role in keeping sequoia groves healthy. ![]() Tips About Smoke
Learn about smoke in the parks. |
Last updated: March 28, 2025