The goal is to improve the health of this important forest while reducing a wildfire’s intensity as it approaches the community of Angwin
Linda Cantey Named 2023 Woman of the Year
Cantey has devoted many years of volunteer work to a range of different initiatives: wildfire prevention, land conservation and supporting disadvantaged students, according to a news release.
Firewise Gratitude, Appreciation, and Recognition - Susan Deringer, Silverado Fire Safe Council
Susan assisted with maintaining this designation on an annual basis which promotes the projects to enhance the safety of our community
Mayumi Sakazaki A Perspective
With homeowner approval, the firefighters can enter a property and offer suggestions for making the property more fire safe.
Roadmap for Wildfire Resilience
How to Get There from Here In recent years, a surge in catastrophic wildfire events has strained local, state, and federal resources destroying communities, lives and livelihoods. These wildfire events have become more frequent and severe, resulting from more than…
Yana Valachovic wildfire lessons from 2022
From a statistical point of view, fewer acres were burned, and fortunately, fewer lives and homes were lost. Less than 400,000 acres were
Reflection from Napa Firewise
2022 was a landmark year for the Napa Communities Firewise Foundation (Napa Firewise) and wildfire resilience in Napa County.
The Climate Benefits of CAL FIRE’s Forest Health Program
Healthy forests provide many benefits, including clean air and water, essential wildlife habitat, recreational opportunities, and a range of forest products.
Living with Fire
Napa Firewise is comprised of 20 active, all-volunteer Fire Safe Councils located in the highest wildfire severity zones
Hands-On Learning
Forest Health Grant launches long-term monitoring program at PUC As part of our recent $5 Million Dollar Forest Health grant awarded by the California Department of Forestry, four Pacific Union College (PUC) conservation biology students, guided by PUC Biology Associate…