The Public Health Extreme Events Research Network (PHEER) has developed this exposure map that is freely available to the research, practice, and policy communities, as well as those directly affected by the 2025 California wildfires. The objective of this map is to establish a web-based geospatial platform to collect and curate critical exposure measures related to the initial fire and wildfire smoke, as well as secondary hazards associated with contaminated soil, air, water, or debris. 

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As part of this effort, we are tracking the locations and types of research efforts related to these wildfires to support collaboration and coordination amongst researchers. Researchers can fill out this form to share the locations and outcomes of their data efforts.

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