JHB Group's Wildland Education Simulator is a mobile, interactive wildfire prevention training unit designed to bring realistic community preparedness education directly to neighborhoods, schools, and community events in wildland-urban interface areas.
Realistic Wildfire Scenarios
Using scenario-based training focused on actual fire behavior and ember spread, the simulator helps residents and first responders understand exactly how wildfires ignite and spread to structures — and what they can do to reduce risk. The interior features custom landscapes and interactive props including heated doors, fire pits, and grills that demonstrate how radiant heat and wind-driven embers can ignite nearby structures and vegetation in minutes.
Deployed by One. Reaches Everyone.
Deployed by a single operator, the Wildland Education Simulator reaches communities that traditional classroom-based wildfire education programs cannot. ADA accessible, solar-powered, and custom built to your agency's specifications.
Who Uses the Wildland Education Simulator
Fire departments in wildland-urban interface jurisdictions, state and local forestry agencies, emergency management offices, homeowner association safety programs, and community risk reduction programs use the simulator to deliver scalable, hands-on wildfire preparedness education.
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