UK Government backing underlines significance of the UK Wildfire Conference and the rising national wildfire risk
Wildfire2026: UK Wildfire Conference has received significant support from the UK Government – Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (MHCLG), highlighting the growing importance of wildfire as a major resilience issue for the UK.
First Wave of Keynote Speaker Reveals Coming Soon for Wildfire2026
Over the coming weeks, each keynote speaker will be revealed one by one across our social channels, introducing the voices set to lead some of the conference’s biggest conversations. Whether you’re a returning delegate or planning your first visit, Wildfire2026 promises fresh thinking, expert perspectives and valuable opportunities to help shape the future of wildfire management.
More Voices, More Perspectives, More Solutions
We are pleased to share that the submission deadline for the 2026 UK Wildfire Conference has been extended to 8 May 2026. This extension reflects our commitment to achieving strong representation from across the UK, while also welcoming valuable contributions from international colleagues.
Wildfire conference returns north as UK risks increase
In recent years we have seen many significant wildfire events across the UK and 2025 saw a record high in areas burnt by wildfires. The scale and impact of some wildfire events are increasingly straining our ability to respond.
Wildfire2026: UK Wildfire Conference returns this November!
Following the success of the 2024 conference in Aberdeen, and earlier events, the biennial UK Wildfire Conference has established itself as a must-attend event. Wildfire2026 returns this November and Early bird tickets are selling fast! Grab them today and let’s move towards a safer future.