Campus Tour

The National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) campus is comprised of 55 acres and encompasses many different wildland fire management activities, including firefighting equipment refurbishment, aircraft ramp operations, aircraft retardant tanker operations, as well as administrative functions serving the wildland fire management mission and other all hazard management. This virtual tour includes videos and more information about NIFC and its many wildland fire management functions. Click on the icons below to learn more about NIFC and wildland fire management!

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Click on this icon to see the NIFC campus interpretive signs
 
Click on this icon to learn more about the many aspects of wildland fire management at NIFC
 
Click on the red highlighted buildings or icons to see a virtual tour video!
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Interpretive Sign titled "National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC): What We Are, and What We Do at this Place"
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Interpretive Sign titled "The National Weather Service: What's the Weather?"
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Interpretive Sign titled "Wildland Firefighters Monument: A Quiet Place of Honor"
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Interpretive Sign titled "National Interagency Coordination Center: A Balancing Act"
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Interpretive Sign titled "BLM Great Basin Smokejumpers: Getting to a Fire Fast"
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Interpretive Sign titled "Great Basin Area Incident Support Cache: What You Need, When You Need It"
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Interpretive Sign titled "National Interagency Incident Communications Division: Let's Talk"
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Interpretive Sign titled "Remote Sensing/Fire Weather Support Unit: Weather When You Need It"