Interagency Resources for Flood and Storm Preparedness and Emergency Information
Washington State Department of Natural Resources provides information on Wildfire Debris Flows
The Okanogan County Conservation District offers a wide variety of assistance sources for homeowners.
The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) also offers a wealth of information and resources for landowners in the central Washington area affected by wildfires.
Detailed information on post-fire seeding recommendations and post-fire property treatments are online, along with a list of sources for trees, shrubs, and seeds for replanting burned areas.
Also online is a comprehensive 115-page Seedling Identification Guide from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife [PDF: 25 mb].
Also online are numerous resources provided by the NRCS for private landowners whose properties were affected by the fires. The items listed below are PDF documents.
- Assessing tree injuries
- Erosion control mats
- Hillside home drainage
- Hydromulching
- Sandbag barriers
- Tree injuries
- Tree and shrub plantings
- Wenatchee area seeding
- Wetland plantings
More information on the NRCS Emergency Watershed Protection Program .
Field Guide for Mapping Post-Fire Soil Burn Severity