Wildland Firefighting Pickups
We use high-clearance pickups of various makes and models for wildland firefighting. We deliberately choose mostly second-hand vehicles with reliable engines, drivetrains, and suspensions. This allows us to push them hard when every second counts—without hesitation.
Our pickups are equipped with high-pressure fire suppression systems, which are the most effective choice for tackling forest and wildland fires.
PTZ Surveillance Cameras
Weather Station Sensors
Cargo Drones
We operate cargo drones capable of carrying up to 30 kilograms over long distances. When fighting fires in hard-to-reach areas, our volunteers receive essential supplies, including water, gear, and food, by air. This way, we eliminate the need to climb back and forth for resupply, saving time, energy, and lives.
Lightning Detection System
Our observatories are equipped with advanced lightning detection technology, including the Boltek LRX1 sensors, which can identify lightning strikes within a 300-mile radius. These systems track and log the location and intensity of each strike in real time, providing valuable data. Since many wildfires are caused by lightning—especially in remote mountainous areas—this system plays a crucial role in early fire detection. By identifying high-risk ignition points even before smoke appears, our team deploy ground units to assess and respond quickly and effectively.
