Inspect your vehicle and trailer for dragging metal and perform regular maintenance.Before you depart on your adventure, make sure your vehicle and trailers are properly maintained.Clear all flammable materials and rocks away from the target area. Fireworks, incendiary/tracer ammunition and exploding targets are prohibited.Prevent Human-Caused Wildfire on Your Public Lands This Summer In Idaho, BLM partners with Rangeland Fire Protective Associations (RFPAs), Idaho Department of Lands, rural and volunteer departments and other federal agencies. Prevention, mitigation and community assistance: Includes traditional and social media information, FireWise, fire cause investigations, cost recovery and support for cooperators with training and equipment.Emergency stabilization & rehabilitation: Restores burned areas following fires.Fuels management: Treatments on more than 100,000 acres a year include mechanical thinning, prescribed fire, chemical treatments, seeding and restoration and creation of fuel breaks to aid suppression efforts.Suppression: Includes approximately 50 fire engines, 2 helicopters, 3 single engine air tankers, 3 air attack planes, 11 bulldozers, 8 water tenders, 1 Interagency Hotshot Crew and 4 Interagency dispatch centers.

Our mission is to be safe, efficient, progressive and collaborative and to focus on our highest priority - firefighter and public safety. Each year, the team responds to an average of 330 fires that burn about 270,000 acres of public and private lands. In Idaho, the Bureau of Land Management is responsible for managing one of the largest and most complex fire programs in the BLM, protecting approximately 11 million acres of range and forest land in central and southern Idaho and employing nearly 500 people. Collaborative Action and Dispute Resolution.

Idaho fish and game fire map