PBAS in Indiana

Drone image of group of people along fireline of large field

What are PBAs?

PBAs are locally-led groups of landowners, professionals, and other practitioners who burn together. They share resources and expertise to get fire on the ground where it’s needed most.

INPFC is working to help PBAs form across the state of Indiana.

Image from Monroe County Learn-N-Burn courtesy of @BizViewpoint

PBA Map

Map of southern Indiana showing coverage areas of PBAs based in Daviess, Brown, and Harrison Counties

Where are PBAs in Indiana?

The Hoosier Hills, Oak Hills, and Blue River PBAs serve southwest and south-central Indiana. Additional PBAs are in the formation process in Delaware, and Tippecanoe Counties. The goal is to eventually have PBAs across the entire state.

Getting Involved

How to get involved in a PBA?

Ready to take action? Here are some next steps:

  • Visit our Events page for information on upcoming meetings and workshops
  • Reach out to a PBA Leader in your area (info below)
  • Fill out the PBA Interest Form