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Wildfires in Philippines

117 fires over 1,000 hectares with a perimeter estimated by GWIS since 2016, adding up to 187,505 hectares burned across 89 municipalities.

Only fires of 1,000 ha or more get an entry: smaller ones are not in the lists or the entry totals, but they are in the GWIS yearly series.

The season, week by week

Copernicus GWIS

Philippines, at this point in the year: 247,081 hectares, 1.1 times the 2012–2025 average.

0 235k 471k Jan Apr Jul Oct Dec
2026 average 2012–2025 lowest and highest

The GWIS yearly series

2012–2026
Yearly average 2016–2025237,210 ha
Worst year2016 470,921 ha
With a page here117 since 2016
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›See the year-by-year table
Year Fires hectares Source
20261,610 247,081 GWIS
2025396 59,816 GWIS
20241,768 274,908 GWIS
20231,369 205,624 GWIS
2022798 120,517 GWIS
20211,063 140,764 GWIS
20202,342 331,058 GWIS
20192,881 422,434 GWIS
20181,344 175,477 GWIS
20171,076 170,579 GWIS
20163,205 470,921 GWIS
20152,821 414,670 GWIS
20141,989 275,981 GWIS
20131,316 185,930 GWIS
2012902 137,267 GWIS

National estimates from Copernicus GWIS, rebuilt from heat detections since 2012.

When it burned: year by year, month by month

Hectares with a perimeter estimated by GWIS by the fire’s starting month, and the largest fire of each year.

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecΣLargest of the year
2026
6k
4k
29k
33k
2k
2k
1k
77,458 San Jose de Buan 4,114 ha
2025
3k
2,549 Vintar 1,370 ha
2024
3k
11k
6k
10k
30,134 Bokod 4,575 ha
2023
1k
4k
2k
7,098 Bokod 1,766 ha
2022
2k
2k
3k
6,749 Aguilar 2,125 ha
2020
1k
3k
7k
1k
12,469 Kabayan 1,965 ha
2019
18k
6k
24,023 Itogon 7,081 ha
2018
2k
3k
4,797 Guinobatan 2,266 ha
2017
2k
2k
3k
7,668 San Nicolas 2,280 ha
2016
4k
8k
2k
14,560 Bumbaran 4,703 ha

Hectares burned per year

Largest recorded fires

By region

  1. CAR 95,689 ha · 58
  2. Ilocos Region 26,152 ha · 20
  3. Mimaropa 25,021 ha · 19
  4. Central Luzon 11,240 ha · 9
  5. ARMM 8,736 ha · 3
  6. Eastern Visayas 6,664 ha · 3
  7. Caraga 3,650 ha · 2
  8. Central Visayas 2,307 ha · 2
  9. Bicol Region 2,280 ha · 1
  10. Cagayan Valley 2,084 ha · 5
  11. Calabarzon 1,194 ha · 1
  12. Northern Mindanao 1,186 ha · 1

Fires in 2026 · 52

Fires in 2025 · 2

Fires in 2024 · 18

Fires in 2023 · 5

Fires in 2022 · 4

Fires in 2020 · 10

Fires in 2019 · 11

Fires in 2018 · 3

Fires in 2017 · 5

Fires in 2016 · 7