Human Ignition: The Real Cause of Wildfires | Vancouver News
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Human-caused wildfires fuel nearly 40% of BC’s blazes — from forgotten campfires to cigarette butts. Officials rely on decades of science to track fire risk through color-coded danger levels, measuring forest moisture and predicting spread speed. As danger rises, rules tighten for both the public and industries — sparking bans, timed restrictions, or full-day shutdowns. New hourly forecasting tools now track moisture and wind, even predicting grassland fires — though BC is still refining their use. Prevention starts with us: mindful actions like properly extinguishing embers can save communities from devastating flames.
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