Explore Utah Online honors the lives of wildland interagency firefighters, crews and pilots who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. We remember their service, their courage, and their unwavering commitment to protecting lives, property, and natural resources. It's also time to reflect and renew our commitment to safety, revisit lessons learned from past incidents, and support the mental and physical well being of all who continue to serve on the fireline. From the frontlines of active fire zones to critical support roles, wildland fire personnel make extraordinary sacrifices to protect lives, communities, and public lands.
To all current interagency Wildland Firefighters - Aerial Tanker Pilots - Fuel Crews - Hotshot Crews - Smoke Jumpers - Hand Crews - Rappel Crews - Hot Rod Flights - Fire Management Officers - Dispatchers: We see your desire to serve, we thank you for your courage, and we stand with you as you perform.
Each year hundreds of wildfires start in Utah’s forests, rangelands, and deserts. Approximately 90% of wildfires are caused by human activities. These activities include unattended campfires, discarded cigarettes, equipment use and malfunctions, and intentional acts of arson. Natural causes such as lightning account for the remaining 20% of wildfires. Click on a website below to learn more about wildfires in Utah:
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