Real-Time Wildfires
Worldwide · refreshes every 10 min
LIVE DATA
Sources: NASA FIRMS · EFFIS · NIFC · CIFFC · Copernicus EMS · How we measure →
The active wildfires drawing the most attention worldwide.
Shelburne, New Hampshire · 6 days burning
Ansons Bay, Australia
Merauke, Indonesia
Palangkaraya, Indonesia
Aterrado, Brazil
Rest of Region 6, Guyana
Kimaam, Indonesia
Stehekin, Washington · 85 days burningThe regions with the most heat signals in the last 48 hours.
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Our wildfire map shows every active fire in the world using NASA FIRMS satellite data. Satellites detect new heat several times a day and the map refreshes every 10 minutes. It includes forest fires, grassland burns and other fire signals. Each fire page adds the official figures from EFFIS, NIFC, CIFFC and Copernicus.
North America: United States · 19 active, California, Canada · 44 active, Mexico · 1 active, Texas, Pacific Northwest · 7 active, Arizona, Colorado · 3 active, Hawaii, British Columbia · 5 active, Alberta, Quebec · 26 active
Europe: France, Spain, Italy, Greece · 1 active, Portugal · 1 active
South America: Brazil · 27 active, Argentina · 1 active, Amazon Rainforest, Patagonia, Chile, Colombia, Bolivia · 6 active
Oceania: Australia · 20 active, New South Wales · 1 active, Victoria, Queensland · 18 active, Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania, Northern Territory · 1 active, New Zealand
Asia: Turkey, Siberia, Indonesia · 15 active, India, Southeast Asia
Africa: Congo Basin, South Africa, Madagascar, Sub-Saharan Africa
Satellites passing several times a day · 42 regions · 4,857 fires with their own page in 2026 · map refreshed every 10 minutes · Data from NASA FIRMS, EFFIS, NIFC, CIFFC and Copernicus.