Continued warm temperatures and dry conditions have increased the wildfire danger in the Grande Prairie Forest Area to high. Wildfires can start and spread easily in these conditions. A fire advisory is now in effect. Be cautious when spending time outdoors and avoid activities that could potentially start a wildfire.
Fire advisory
A fire advisory is in effect in the Grande Prairie Forest Area due to hot and dry conditions.
Under this advisory
- Existing fire permits remain valid
- New fire permits will be issued on a case-by-case basis
- Campfires are allowed
Prohibited
- Any burning without a valid fire permit is prohibited, except for campfires.
The fire advisory will remain in effect until conditions improve. Visit Alberta Fire Bans for more information and to view a map of the advisory boundaries.
FireSmart your home, farm and acreage
Your actions today can minimize wildfire damage to your home and property tomorrow.
Flames aren’t the only threat. An estimated 90% of homes damaged or destroyed by wildfire are ignited by embers. By taking proactive FireSmart measures around your house and yard, you can increase resistance to wildfire on your property.
Visit FireSmart Alberta for information on how to get your journey started.
Contact info
Kai Bowering
780-686-4637
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Published on May 5, 2026 4:58 pm