Webinar recording now available—Breathing Easier: Protecting Children With Asthma From Wildfire Smoke

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's newest asthma webinar is now available to be viewed on the website.

View as a webpage / Share Webinar recording now available Breathing Easier: Protecting Children With Asthma From Wildfire Smoke The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's newest asthma webinar is now available. Watch as expert speakers, drawn from EPA National Environmental Leadership Award in Asthma Management winners and wildfire smoke preparedness grant program recipients, share best practices, community-engagement strategies and innovative approaches to integrating wildfire smoke preparedness into asthma control efforts, protecting children's respiratory health during wildfire smoke events, and improving asthma health outcomes. Watch the webinar now Learn about— The health impacts of wildfire smoke exposure on children with asthma, including the role of fine particulate matter. Evidence-based strategies for minimizing children's exposure to wildfire smoke, including indoor environmental controls and community preparedness practices. The components of a comprehensive asthma management program that integrates wildfire smoke preparedness, as demonstrated by the Montana Asthma Control Program. Effective practices from award-winning programs to enhance asthma control efforts during wildfire events in clinical, school and community settings. Resources for continued learning Asthma Asthma Asthma Awareness Resources About Asthma Manage Environmental Asthma Triggers Asthma Factsheets and Reports Publications for Parents, Caregivers and Kids Asthma Community Network National Environmental Leadership Award in Asthma Management Smoke-Ready Wildfires and Indoor Air Quality Preparing for Fire Season Populations at Greater Risk of Adverse Health Effects From Wildfire Smoke Exposure Wildfires and IAQ in Schools and Commercial Buildings Smoke-Ready Toolbox for Wildfires AirNow Fire and Smoke Map Wildland Fires and Smoke Health Effects Attributed to Wildfire Smoke Wildfire Smoke Fact Sheet: At-Risk Groups of People Air Quality and Outdoor Activity Guidance for Schools Smoke-Ready Communities Research to Prepare for Wildfires Stay connected! Subscribe to the Asthma Community Network for email updates. Learn more at epa.gov/asthma.

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