Health Officials & Professionals
- COVID-19 Considerations for Cleaner Air Shelters and Cleaner Air Spaces to Protect the Public from Wildfire Smoke
- Choosing and fitting respirators to reduce exposure to wildfire smoke pdf icon[PDF – 2.68 MB]external icon
- Create a Clean Room to Protect Indoor Air Quality During a Wildfire (EPA)external icon
- Evidence on the Use of Indoor Air Filtration as an Intervention for Wildfire Smoke Pollutant Exposure: A Summary for Health Departments pdf icon[PDF – 3.61 MB]
- Fires: Current Conditions (AirNow)external icon
- Guidance for Health Professionals: Health Risks of Wildfires for Children external icon
- Guidance for Health Professionals: Protecting Children from Wildfire Smoke and Ashexternal icon
- Health effects of wildfire smoke in children and public health tools: a narrative reviewexternal icon
- Indoor Air Filtrationexternal icon
- National Weather Service Air Quality Forecastexternal icon
- Prepare for Fire Seasonexternal icon
- Protect Yourself from Ashexternal icon
- Protect Your Lungs: Respiratorsexternal icon
- Protect Your Large Animals and Livestock from Wildfire Smokeexternal icon
- Protect Your Pets from Wildfire Smokeexternal icon
- Reduce Your Smoke Exposureexternal icon
- Smoke Ready Toolbox for Wildfiresexternal icon
- Wildfire Smoke: A Guide for Public Health Officialsexternal icon
- Wildfires and Indoor Air Quality (EPA)external icon
- Wildfires: Emergency Preparedness and Response
- Wildfire Smoke and COVID-19: Frequently Asked Questions and Resources for Air Resource Advisors and Other Environmental Health Professionals
Page last reviewed: May 5, 2021
Content source: National Center for Environmental Health