Forest fires are a fact of life in the Inland Northwest. Homes located on forested lands (the "wildland interface") can be at high risk from forest fires. Rural homeowners can lessen that risk if they modify their houses and landscapes to make them less likely to ignite and easier for firefighters to access. This 2-hour workshop titled "Landscaping for Fire Prevention" will offer rural homeowners an opportunity to learn about such techniques, discuss their wildland fire experiences, and participate in a simple exercise to assess their homes' interface fire risk. Pre-register at the University of Idaho Extension - Kootenai County Office by April 3; $10 registration fee covers handouts and refreshments. Program is co-sponsored by University of Idaho Extension, Master Gardeners, and the Idaho Department of Lands.