The 2006 International Wildland-Urban Interface Code provides essential guidelines for mitigating fire risks in areas where urban developments meet wildland or vegetative fuels. Aligned with the International Building and Fire Codes, this code emphasizes fire-resistant materials, land use standards, and effective fire control measures. Developed by the International Code Council, it offers a unified approach to fire safety that can be adapted globally, ensuring the protection of communities in wildland-urban interface areas.

The 2012 International Wildland-Urban Interface Code (IWUIC), created by the International Code Council (ICC), addresses the critical challenge of managing fire risks in areas where urban communities meet wildlands. This code sets forth comprehensive regulations to reduce fire hazards through fire-resistant construction and strategic community planning. Regularly updated to reflect the latest in fire safety and environmental management, the IWUIC is designed for adoption by jurisdictions worldwide, helping to protect both natural landscapes and human developments from the growing threat of wildfires.