National Emergency Wildland Service Institute

The Patriot Flag being deployed in Butler Pennsylvania. In honor of firefighter Corey Comperatore. Thank you Mitch Mendler for all that you and your flag do to honor first responders everywhere.

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SDFD Firefighters Critically Injured in Line of Duty Three SDFD Firefighters including one Battalion Chief and two Captains have been critically injured while responding to Hurricane Helene. 100% of donation proceeds will go to the organization Firefighter Aid to distribute to the families for the care and needs of the firefighters and th...

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So proud of the work my friend Caitlin Scully and her colleagues are doing! This project is needed everywhere!

RIP
Thank you for all the lessons and stories you payed forward! For those of us who got to experience them, well we were lucky 🍀

Official safety plans now include pet supplies and advice in case of mass casualties and emergencies. We are so happy that our companions are now seen as family members ❤️

Behind every paramedic’s quick response and life-saving actions are 1,200 to 1,800 hours of intense training, often in addition to 6 months of working as an EMT. Their extensive education and commitment to serving others mean they're ready to step in when you need them most.

Let's take a moment to appreciate the incredible dedication and hard work that goes into becoming a paramedic. Tag a paramedic friend ❤️

In the heart of the wilderness, where the flames burn fierce and wild, there are everyday heroes who step forward with courage. Wildland firefighters in the United States risk their lives to protect our forests, homes, and communities. Their dedication, resilience, and bravery shine through the smoke and ashes, reminding us of the incredible strength of the human spirit.

Bystander Emergency Training can prove crucial during the "Golden Hour"—the first hour after a traumatic injury—and can significantly increase survival rates. Of course, our course covers many more topics and aims to improve your situational awareness skills. Take action now, learn to communicate and coordinate with first responders and recognize the early signs of danger in case the unthinkable occurs.