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Wildfire Social Media Graphics

The Wildfire Safety Social Media Toolkit has safety and preparedness messages you can share on your social media channels. For more engaging content, attach graphics to social media posts.  Below is a collection of graphics you can share. 

Graphic image of a woman wearing a mask. Text reads: wear an N95 mask in your vehicle and at shelters.
Wear a Mask
Graphic shows a man in his car. Text reads: stay in your vehicle with windows and doors closed and running the air conditioning with recirculate turned on.
Stay in Your Vehicle
graphic image shows a hand holding a smart phone with alert going off. Text reads: Follow Evacuation Orders
Follow Evacuation Orders
Graphic shows an image of a wildfire. Text reads: Evacuation: Smoke Safety
Evacuation: Smoke Safety
Graphic images show a wildfire, a woman wearing a mask, a phone with a weather alert going off, a man in a car and a air quality measure. Text reads: Evacuation: smoke safety. Follow evacuation orders. Wear an N95 mask in your vehicle and at shelters. Bring inhalers and medications if you have asthma or respiratory conditions. Stay in your vehicle with windows and doors closed and running the air conditioning with recirculate turned on. Evacuate to an area with better air quality if possible.
Evacuation: Smoke Safety
DIY Air Cleaner Designers • A 20” x 20” box fan • A 20” x 20” cardboard cutout the same size of the fan blades • One 20” x 20” air filter with a Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value of 13 or higher • Duct tape, bungee cords or clamps to attach the filter and cardboard to the fan Tips • Replace filters when they are dirty or develop an odor. • Keep extra filters on hand so you don’t have to go out during a smoke event for replacements.
DIY Air Cleaner Designs
Graphic of woman holding an air filter. Text reads: replace filters when they are dirty or develop an odor. Keep extra filters on hand so you don't have to go out during a smoke even for replacements.
DIY Air Cleaner Designs - Tips
Graphic image of a clamp, bungee cords, duct tape and a box. Text reads: duct tape, bungee dords or clamps to attach the filter and cardboard to the fan.
DIY Air Cleaner Designs
Graphic shows an air filter, a box fan and a cardboard cut out. text reads: 20" x 20" cardboard cutout the same size of the fan blades.
DIY Air Cleaner Designs
graphic image of a box fan. Text reads: A 20" x20" box fan
Box Fan
one 20"x20" air filter with a minimum efficiency reporting value of 13 or higher.
Air Filter Designs
DIY Air Cleaner Designs
DIY Air Cleaner Designs
DIY Air Cleaner Designers: A 20” x 20” box fan, A 20” x 20” cardboard cutout the same size of the fan blades, One 20” x 20” air filter with a Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value of 13 or higher, Duct tape, bungee cords or clamps to attach the filter and cardboard to the fan Tips. Replace filters when they are dirty or develop an odor. • Keep extra filters on hand so you don’t have to go out during a smoke event for replacements.
DIY Air Cleaner
Create Cleaner Air Space. Choose a comfortable room that fits everyone. Close windows and doors, but do not block exits. Run air filter continuously on the highest setting. Avoid activities that create smoke or other particles. Run your AC on recirculate with a new filter. Use a damp cloth or mop to clean dust and particles off surfaces.
Create Cleaner Air Space
A graphic image of a mop and a bucket. Text reads: use a damp cloth or mop to clean dust and particles off surfaces.
Create Cleaner Air Space - Clean Dust
Image of a window air conditioner. Text reads: run your AC on recirculate with a new filter.
Create Cleaner Air Space - Recirculate Air
Create Cleaner Air Space. Avoid activities that create smoke and other particles. Graphic shows a woman smoking.
Create Cleaner Air Space - Avoid Smoke
Run air filter continuously on the highest setting.
Create Cleaner Air Space - Air Filter
Create Cleaner Air Space. Close windows and doors but do not block exits.
Create Cleaner Air Space
Create Cleaner Air Space. Choose a comfortable room that everyone fits in.
Create Cleaner Air Space
Create Cleaner Air Space. Choose a comfortable room that fits everyone.
Create Cleaner Air Space
A clean living room. Text reads: Create a Cleaner Air Space
Create a Cleaner Air Space
Wildfires can escalate quickly. Prepare ahead of time so you'll be ready. Clear brush away from your home to create defensible space. Use fire resistant landscaping. Know your potential evacuation routes. Have an emergency supply kit ready to go.
Wildfires Can Escalate Quickly
Graphic image of a person holding their cell phone and small child with a wildfire in the background. Text reads: In an emergency, make sure to text, not call, your loved ones.
Text, Don't Call
Stay Informed Before a Wildfire Receiving timely information about weather conditions or emergency events can make all the difference in knowing when to take action to BC. Monitor the weather reports provided by your local news radio and TV stations. Sign up for local emergency notifications for your community to receive either text message or email alerts. Always have extra batteries for a battery operated radio and your cell phone.
Stay Informed Before a Wildfire

Last Updated: 06/17/2025

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