Fire History Maps and Applications:
These are the wildfire maps that HWMO has put together. If you are looking for another map product, please check out our other State-Wide Mapping and Planning resources.
The Hawaii Wildfire webapp visualizes wildfire data across Hawaii. It has four types of data: fire history, community hazard assessments, community input information, and census data.
This is an update to the wildfire incident map published in 2014. HWMO compiled fire event records from federal, state, and local fire agencies from across the board, and then staff spent countless hours putting together these records (1999-2022), checked data, and geo-located each fire.
With the help of US Forest Service funding and collaboration with the University of Hawaii, HWMO labored to collect fire event records from federal, state, and local fire agencies from across the board. In the spring of 2013, the HWMO staff spent countless hours putting together a massive spreadsheet with the records that they data checked and geo-located fire by fire.
The Hawaii State Wildfire History HWMO spearheaded comes to life in this interactive map, made possible by our friends at UH Manoa, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources (CTAHR). Click around the map to locate wildfires that have occurred from 2002-2011 across the entire state and track down their sizes (acreage burned).