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Grande Prairie Forest Area

Current information on wildfire conditions within the Grande Prairie Forest Area.

Grande Prairie Forest Area - June 05, 2026

Low wildfire danger

The wildfire danger is now low in the Grande Prairie Forest Area. Wildfires can still start, even in these cooler conditions. If you're spending time outdoors, continue to use caution and do your part to help prevent wildfires.

Wildfire situation

As of 10 am Friday, June 5, 2026 the Fire Advisory is lifted for the Grande Prairie Forest Area.

Since January 1, there have been 42 wildfires in the forest area that have burnt over 19 hectares (ha).

All three active wildfires in the forest area are classified as under control.

For more information on the location, status, size and statistics of wildfires across Alberta, visit the Alberta Wildfire Status Dashboard or download the Alberta Wildfire Status app.

Municipal wildfire reporting

Sharing timely information about active wildfires with Albertans is an important part of the Alberta government's approach to wildfire safety. That’s why we’ve enabled municipalities to report wildfires occurring within their borders to have them included on the Alberta Wildfire Status Dashboard and Alberta Wildfire Status app. The blue flame icon indicates a municipal fire. Read the map legend to understand the different flame icons.

Alberta Wildfire is also introducing response type reporting to explain how a wildfire is being managed. Wildfires within Alberta Wildfire’s jurisdiction will be assigned one of three response types:

  • Full response: Immediate and aggressive suppression action is taken.
  • Modified response: Some suppression action is used to contain a wildfire within a pre-determined boundary.
  • Monitored response: The wildfire is observed and assessed.

Click on one of the flame icons on the wildfire map to find the response type information.

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Published on June 5, 2026 2:52 pm

Wildfire season runs March 1 – October 31.

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Contact info

Provincial Information Officer
780-420-1968
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