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Clinton & Area Community Wildfire Roundtable

About the Roundtable

The Clinton & Area Community Wildfire Roundtable facilitates the coordination and communication of organizations responsible for wildfire preparedness and risk reduction in the region, with involvement of local government, First Nations, volunteer fire departments, fire brigades, ranchers and others in the forest industry.

The Roundtable held its inaugural meeting in February 2020, focusing its efforts on an area that extends from south of Clinton, west to Kelly Lake, Jesmond and Big Bar Lake, north to 70 Mile House, and east to the North Bonaparte area and Loon Lake. Much of this area was burned in the 2017 Elephant Hill Wildfire.

As a community wildfire resiliency plan was in development, fuel management projects have been carried out through the leadership of the Village of Clinton and others. The Clinton Community Forest and the 100 Mile House Natural Resource District are also pursuing fuel management treatments in the area.

The Fraser Basin Council provides facilitation and secretariat support to the Roundtable.

New in 2023!

Clinton & Area Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan

Clinton CWRP reports

In March 2023 the Village of Clinton and Thompson-Nicola Regional District completed a Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan (CWRP) for the Village of Clinton and a large area of TNRD Electoral Area E (Jesmond, Big Bar Lake, Meadow Lake, Chasm, Loon Lake).

The plan is aimed at improving wildfire preparedness and mitigating losses from possible emergency events. The plan serves as a guide and identifies a number of actions to mitigate risks and reduce fire hazard in and around the community and promote FireSmart awareness.

Here are the key documents, available for download:

Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan Maps

Here are the key maps, available for download:

AREA OF INTEREST MAPS for Clinton & Area CWRP

Map 1 | Map 2Map 3Map 4Map 5Map 6 | Map 7

LOCAL FIRE RISK MAPS for Clinton & Area CWRP

 Map 1Map 2Map 3 | Map 4Map 5Map 6 | Map 7

PROPOSED FUEL TREATMENT MAPS for Clinton & Area CWRP

Map 1 | Map 2Map 3Map 4 | Map 5

Map 6 Map 7Map 8Map 9 | Map 10

Map 11Map 12Map 13 | Map 14 | Map 15

Map 16Map 17Map 18Map 19 | Map 20

Other Maps of Clinton & Area

Maps related to the 2023 Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan are listed above. See also these maps for general reference.

Wildfire Risk Reduction Treatments in 100 Mile House Forest District

The following map shows completed and planned wildfire risk reduction treatments, including interface fuel treatments, landscape scale fuel breaks and prescribed fire treatments (use this map to see treatments in 70 Mile and Green Lake areas):

Wildfire Risk Reduction Treatments in the Clinton Area

The following map shows completed and planned wildfire risk reduction treatments, including interface fuel treatments, landscape scale fuel breaks and prescribed fire treatments in the Clinton Area.

Terms of Reference

Meeting Materials

  • Presentation video: Drone overview of a shaded fuel break northwest of Clinton being developed winter 2022/23
  • Presentation slides (January 23, 2023): Forsite presentation on Village of Clinton Community Wildfire Resilience Plan
  • Presentation slides (October 24, 2022): Forsite presentation on Village of Clinton Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan

Meeting Summaries

  • Summary of November 1, 2023 Roundtable meeting
  • Summary of January 23, 2023 Roundtable meeting
  • Summary of October 24, 2022 Roundtable meeting
  • Summary of May 17, 2022 Roundtable meeting
  • Summary of February 25, 2022 Roundtable meeting
  • Summary of November 16, 2021 Roundtable meeting
  • Summary of May 4, 2021 Roundtable meeting
  • Summary of January 21, 2021 Roundtable meeting
  • Summary of February 18, 2020 Roundtable meeting

Contact Us

You can reach the Clinton & Area Community Wildfire Roundtable by contacting Mike Simpson, contractor for the Fraser Basin Council, which serves as secretariat:

Mike Simpson
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About the Fraser Basin Council

The Fraser Basin Council (FBC) is a charitable non-profit organization that brings people together to advance sustainability in British Columbia.

Where We Work

We are grateful to live and work on the unceded ancestral territories of the Indigenous Nations of British Columbia.

Our Vision

Social well-being supported by a vibrant economy and sustained by a healthy environment.

Strategic Priorities

At the Fraser Basin Council, our strategic priorities are to take action on climate change, support healthy watersheds and water resources, and build sustainable and resilient communities.

With our partners, we work on a range of collaborative, multi-sector initiatives, such as those focused on flood management, community wildfire planning, air quality improvement, energy-efficient buildings, green transportation (including the uptake of electric vehicles and expansion of charging infrastructure), watershed planning and youth-driven climate action projects.

FBC Program Sites

Plug in BC:
www.pluginbc.ca

Emotive:
www.emotivebc.ca

ReTooling for Climate Change:
www.retooling.ca

FBC Youth:
fbcyouthprogram.ca

Climate Action Toolkit:
www.toolkit.bc.ca 

Salmon-Safe BC
www.salmonsafe.ca

Realizing UNDRIP Initiative
www.realizingundrip.ca

Contact Us

FBC staff work from our Vancouver, Kamloops, Williams Lake and Prince George offices, and from several other locations.

To reach us, see FBC Offices and FBC Staff or contact our administration office:

Fraser Basin Council
1st Floor, 470 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC V6C 1V5

T: 604 488-5350

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