Cultural Fire Network
Building now, in pilot

A network for Tribal cultural-fire practitioners.

A place to find burn days, trainings, and each other, built with and for the people doing cultural burning and traditional fire stewardship.

The Cultural Fire Network emblem: a night burn beside a creek, ringed by a woven basket border, with a falcon, a buck, a rabbit, a quail, and a salmon gathered around it.
What it is

A directory, a shared calendar of burns and trainings, and a way for practitioners, Tribes, and allied organizations to reach each other directly.

How it handles data

Private by default. Nothing is sold, shared with advertisers, or fed to outside research or AI training. Tribes decide their own membership, not this platform.

Where it is today

In a closed pilot with a small group of Tribes and practitioners, getting the consent and privacy rules right before opening it up.

Keep in touch

Leave an email and we will keep it so we can tell you when the network opens. Nothing is sent in the meantime, it goes to nobody outside the project, and you can ask us to remove it at any time.

Nothing is sent today.