US Forest Service

Drown your warming fire flyer

• Obey fire restrictions.
• Never leave a fire unattended.
• Douse your fire before leaving.

Where Can I Have A Fire flyer with photos and graphics showing samples of developed and dispersed fire rings. You can switch out photos and change text to reflect local restrictions.

Alert: Wildfire Danger with weather graphics, how to put out your campfire and campfire alternatives

Gathering Firewood for Personal Use

Hot, windy days and drought conditions require an extra level of awareness and safety. You can help prevent wildfires by following these tips.

BEFORE YOU GO

• Get a permit and a map. Know where you can gather firewood on public lands, and check for any fire restrictions.
• Check the weather. Postpone cutting on hot, dry and windy days. Watch for fire danger ratings and red flag warnings. Be ready to put out your fire.
• Pack a shovel, fire extinguisher, and a bucket of water. If your carelessness starts a wildfire, you may have to pay suppression costs.

STAGE 1 FIRE RESTRICTIONS

• Your chainsaw must have a USDA or SAE approved spark arrester.
• A chemical or pressurized fire extinguisher (min. rating 2A).
• A round-pointed shovel with a length of at least 35 inches.

11x17 Fire restrictions poster for the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest.

CERO INCENDIOS causados por el peligro de incendios forestales.

11x17 fire restrictions poster. PERMITTED: Campfires are only allowed in established metal fire rings within developed areas such as campgrounds; Pressurized gas stoves and space heating devices that can be quickly turned off are allowed; Portable stoves and lanterns using liquid petroleum fuels. PROHIBITED: No open fires are allowed in dispersed, backcountry areas. Wood and charcoal fires, charcoal grills, and portable braziers are prohibited. Fires are prohibited in rock fire pits and rock fire rings.

11x17 poster describing restrictions. All open fires are prohibited on the Deschutes National Forest, the Ochoco National Forest and Crooked River National Grassland, and the Prineville District, BLM. Contains  smoking and campfire restrictions and campfire alternatives.

Prevent Wildfires While Target Shooting flyer. 

• Bring a shovel and water or fire extinguisher to put out a fire.
• Place your targets on dirt or gravel, away from grass.
• If fire danger is high, consider shooting at an established outdoor or indoor range.
• Don’t shoot with steel core ammo.
• Exploding targets, tracer ammo and incendiary ammo are illegal on public lands.
• Don’t shoot trash like TVs or other appliances.
• Don’t smoke or park near dry grass.

This is a business card size insert that printed front and back on preforated Avery business card stock. It contains more specific customized information about current restrictions and can be placed into hunting fishing license holders.