THE KNOWLEDGE CENTRE

Welcome to The Fire Guardians Knowledge Centre, your gateway to learning, discovery, and community-powered safety.

Here, Blaze the Beaver and the entire Fire Guardians team—Sage the Owl, Steve the Otter, TAAN the Bear, and Marty the Pine Marten—share their wisdom to help families, classrooms, and communities stay safe, informed, and connected to the land.

Learn. Share. Adapt. The future of wildfire resilience starts here.

The Forest Learning Network is a supportive, student‑centered alternative education community where learners are encouraged to grow at their own pace. With small class environments, individualized pathways, and a focus on real‑world skills, the Centre helps students reconnect with their education and build confidence in who they are and who they’re becoming.

Staff work closely with each learner to create meaningful goals, celebrate progress, and foster a sense of belonging. It’s a place where every student’s journey matters and where learning feels personal, relevant, and empowering.

Common Fire Hazards

Cooking accidents
Electrical overloads
Unattended candles or campfires
Improper storage of flammable materials

Safe Practices

Keep flammable items away from heat sources
Never play with matches or lighters
Turn off appliances when not in use
Use fire pits and campfires responsibly

Smoke Alarms & Equipment

Importance of working smoke alarms
How to test and maintain them
Introduction to fire extinguishers and fire blankets

Understanding Wildfire Risks

Safe Fire Practices
Use designated fire pits and follow local burn bans
Never leave campfires unattended

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Stop, Drop, and Roll

Teach the technique with visual aids and practice drills

Know Two Ways Out

Encourage kids to identify two exits in any room

Fire Drills

Practice evacuation routes and meeting points

Use storytelling or mascot-led simulations to make it engaging

Emergency Numbers

Teach children how and when to call 911

Traditional Fire Stewardship
- Share Indigenous knowledge about controlled burns and land care
- Highlight the role of fire in ceremony and seasonal cycles

Community Elders' Voices
- Include quotes or teachings from local Elders about fire respect and safety

Visuals & Language
- We use Indigenous symbols, languages, and storytelling formats

The FireLine Platform

The FireLine Platform is a comprehensive learning management system designed to empower schools, communities, families, and institutions with engaging fire safety and environmental education. Built as a centralized hub, it houses a rich collection of media assets—including interactive videos, audio lessons, activity books, podcasts, and more—making fire prevention and wildfire awareness accessible across all age groups. The platform blends modern digital tools with community-focused learning, offering structured courses, hands-on activities, and culturally respectful resources that encourage collaboration and knowledge-sharing. FireLine ensures that learners not only absorb critical safety practices but also connect them to everyday life, fostering resilience and preparedness in a way that is both fun and impactful.