
Understand how to protect your health during wildfire season by interpreting the Air Quality Index. Learn what the numbers mean and when to take protective action.
Learn what AQI numbers from 0-500 mean for health risks and how the color-coded system helps you make quick decisions.
Discover how air pollution affects sensitive groups first and when healthy individuals should start taking precautions.
Understand the particles and chemicals in wildfire smoke that make it particularly hazardous to respiratory and cardiovascular health.
Know when to stay indoors, limit outdoor activities, use air purifiers, or wear masks based on current air quality conditions.
Learn special precautions for children, elderly individuals, people with asthma or heart conditions, and household pets.
Learn to quickly interpret AQI numbers and colors to understand current health risks in your area.
Understand how your individual health conditions and sensitivity affect your risk level at different AQI readings.
Apply appropriate protective measures to keep yourself and your family safe during poor air quality events.

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