RESIDENTS & FAMILIES

Protect the people and places closest to you.

Understand today’s conditions, save the people and places you care about, and move from information to a practical protective action.

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Home conditions

Read the conditions around your household in plain language.

My Forest

Save children, parents, grandparents, friends, neighbors, pets and important places.

Practical guidance

Find preparation, exposure-reduction and recovery resources.

FROM CONDITIONS TO ACTION

Know what changed, who may be affected, and what to do next.

FireSeason Wellness brings the day’s most important signals into one practical household view, so you can act earlier without decoding a technical dashboard.

Air quality and smoke

See the current AQI and smoke level in plain language, with extra attention to children, older adults, pregnant people, and anyone with heart or breathing conditions.

See today’s conditions

Heat and outdoor activity

Recognize when heat, wind, and poor air combine to make exercise, yard work, commuting, or outdoor play more demanding.

Find practical guidance

Wildfire awareness

Keep official local alerts first while using FireSeason Wellness to understand how nearby conditions may affect the people and places in your care.

Prepare before conditions change

A SIMPLE HOUSEHOLD PLAN

Three steps that make changing conditions easier to manage.

1. Identify who needs attention

Include family, friends, neighbors, pets, schools, camps, workplaces, and anyone who may need help noticing or responding to changing conditions.

2. Prepare the places they use

Know where cleaner air, cooling, medications, water, masks, carriers, chargers, and emergency contacts are before they are needed.

3. Choose the next protective action

Reduce exposure, adjust plans, check on someone, move indoors, or follow official emergency instructions when conditions require it.

MY FOREST

One view for the people and places you care about.

Create a personal Forest for your home, a parent, child at camp, grandparent, neighbor, school, workplace or pet.

Open My Forest