Protecting the Range: Idaho’s Homegrown Firefighters
When Idaho created Rangeland Fire Protection Associations in 2012, it removed a major barrier in wildfire response. By allowing federal agencies like the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to train and equip local farmers and ranchers, the state built a powerful partnership for initial attack and coordinated wildfire response across southern Idaho.
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Joel Benson