Data for safer, more resilient communities

Connect trusted EFPRP data to the work that matters: wildfire prevention, rural preservation, environmental monitoring, and civil protection planning.

Use caseData support
Wildfire preventionRisk and vegetation indicators
Rural preservationEnvironmental and land data

20+ data types, one trusted platform

Explore a growing catalog of practical data for developers, researchers, public agencies, and partners.

Data typeExample
Risk intelligenceWildfire risk index
Live telemetrySensor and satellite feeds

Fresh data, updated as it changes

Our catalog is refreshed every month, and sooner whenever newer or more relevant data becomes available.

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Affordable access for every project

Transparent, flexible pricing makes EFPRP data accessible to public agencies, researchers, nonprofits, and growing teams.

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Access by invitation or application

The EFPRP Developer Center is not open for public signup. Use an invitation or contact our team to apply for access.

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APIs

The reach of the EFPRP network. Delivered as reliable, documented APIs.

Use Cases

Browse use cases and examples for fire prevention, rural preservation, and public protection.

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Read our Quick Start Guides

Our guides take you through the step-by-step process and point the way toward the detailed documentation you need.

For Developers

A technical walk-through of adding EFPRP APIs to your product.

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For Business Users

How to work with EFPRP, including availability and access requirements.

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Understand the EFPRP Developer Platform

Every request passes through four layers. Knowing them helps you plan authentication, testing, and go-live.

Your application

Your systems call EFPRP APIs over HTTPS using project credentials.

Developer services

Authenticates requests, enforces limits, and routes to the right service.

EFPRP services

Business logic and data services return the response.

Sandbox and production

Test in the sandbox, then promote the same project to production.