For remote First Nations, wildfires can result in damaged or destroyed homes, outages to critical infrastructure including power and telecommunications, and require evacuations which have their own negative consequences such as trauma, being the target of racism, domestic violence, or even suicide (Asfaw et al., 2019; McGee, 2021; Office of the Auditor General of Canada [OAG], 2022; Public Health Agency of Canada [PHAC], 2024). With this in mind, the following research is a review of mitigation methods, that when implemented, would increase wildfire resilience for the First Nations in the ILR and associated challenges with implementation. Mitigation methods and options were evaluated in their current form with current constraints to recommend a course of action that the ILR First Nations, and applicable parties, must take to implement mitigation options and achieve wildfire resilience
