Intelli-feu TNO

Intelli-feu, TNO! Intelli-feu est une voie éprouvée vers la résilience aux incendies de forêt pour vous, votre quartier et votre communauté.

Les mesures simples que vous prenez chez vous, ainsi que la coopération de toute la société pour les mettre en œuvre au niveau communautaire, peuvent préparer tout le monde à vivre avec les incendies de forêt et réduire les risques de dommages.

Sujets populaires

Mises à jour sur les feux de forêt aux TNO

Information about current NWT wildfire conditions.

Demander un permis de feu

Demandez un permis pour faire du feu à l’extérieur des limites municipales.

Principes de base d’Intelli-feu

Le programme Intelli-feu s’appuie sur des décennies de recherche et de connaissances sur les risques que posent les feux de forêt aux habitations et aux collectivités, ainsi que sur les solutions d’atténuation de ces risques fondées sur des données probantes.

Trois concepts sont essentiels pour comprendre le fonctionnement d’Intelli-feu.

Les sept volets Intelli-feu

Sept volets pour faire face à la menace des feux de forêt et nous aident tous à apprendre à vivre aux côtés de cette force naturelle et importante de notre environnement.

Le milieu périurbain et la zone d’inflammabilité résidentielle

Where the forest meets our homes and communities is where wildfire damage is most likely to happen. Learn what can be done to protect these areas.

FireSmart information and resources

Reducing the risk of wildfire damage is everyone’s responsibility. Explore resources to help you take FireSmart steps today.

FireSmart for homes, cabins, and businesses

In the NWT, many communities, homes, cabins, and camps are close to forests. FireSmart places are the ones most likely to be left standing when wildfire hits close to home.

FireSmart for communities, governments, and fire departments

Elected officials, community planners, developers, government, industry, and residents all have important roles to play. It’s time to lead your community into a FireSmart future.

FireSmart for industry and critical infrastructure

In the same way every individual has a role to play in keeping the NWT prepared for wildfires, so does every industry. We’re here to help you get started.

Ember’s Den – FireSmart for kids and schools

Ember, the FireSmart Fox, reminds us of the simple things everyone can do to reduce wildfire risk for ourselves, our friends, and families.

FireSmart programs and training

Programs, training, and resources to help people and communities become more wildfire resilient. 
FireSmart funding and programs

FireSmart training 

 

Become a FireSmart recognized neighbourhood

A program bringing neighbours together to take long-term, expert-guided, FireSmart action.

FireSmart Community Wildfire Resilience Contributions

Funding to provide investments and build partnerships across the whole-of-society to advance FireSmart projects across the NWT.

FireSmart training

Training programs are available to advance FireSmart knowledge across all sectors of the NWT.

Request A FireSmart advanced home assessment

Home assessments by experts to help people with homes, cabins, or businesses make a FireSmart action plan.

Register your values at risk

Information on how to register your property to help protect it from wildfire.

Wildfire common terms and science

Common terms to help you understand wildfire. Learn how wildfires start, spread, and what fuels them.

FireSmart fact sheets, posters, graphics, and other resources

View all FireSmart resources

Fire ignites dry ground brush

FireSmart resource

Resource for home assessment
Mis à jour: 28 avril 2026