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Moderate wildfire danger
Due to the higher temperatures, rain and rapid snow melt, the wildfire danger is currently moderate in the Lac La Biche forest area. Over the next few weeks the wildfire danger level can change quickly due to unpredictable spring weather conditions. It's important to always use caution when doing any burning activities.
Wildfire situation
Since January 1, 2025, there have been 15 wildfires in the Lac La Biche Forest Area. There are three active wildfires currently burning in the forest area.
Wildfire incident update
LWF009- Is classified as being held. This wildfire is burning approximately 6 km north of the community of North Meadows. There are no immediate risks to people or the community but smoke may be visible. The wildfire is in an area where a hazard reduction burn was planned. Crews will contain this wildfire and manage it as part of the planned burn.
View active wildfires, their locations and statistics on the interactive map on our Wildfire Status page.
Fire permits required
Fire permits are now required for burning within the Forest Protection Area, except campfires.
Fire permits are free and can be requested online. You may also request your fire permit by calling the Lac La Biche Forest Area office at 780-623-5388.
Stay informed of fire restrictions and fire bans in your area by checking Alberta Fire Bans.
Fire advisory
A fire advisory is in place in the Lac La Biche Forest Area due to dry and windy conditions. Under this advisory, new fire permits will be issued on a case by case basis. All existing permits remain valid, however, renewals may not be granted. Safe wood campfires are not affected by this advisory.
Stay informed of fire restrictions and fire bans in your area by checking www.albertafirebans.ca
Contact info
Randi-Marie Adams
780-404-9186
[email protected]
Published on April 16, 2025 9:54 am