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As we celebrate #EarthDay during perilous times, join us for a boost of inspiration and uplifting stories about nature bouncing back across California. And meet the visionary conservationists who are leading the charge to restore rivers, wildlife populations, and even

📢CAL FIRE & USDA Forest Service powerful new tool will help communities better understand and protect urban tree canopy! What's so special about urban 🌳 canopies? ➡️Reduces extreme heat🥵 ➡️Improves air quality 😷 ➡️Provides wildlife habitat 🐦 ➡️Increases property values 🏡

Wildfires don't wait and neither should you! Here are some easy and inexpensive steps to start preparing your home and property now. By creating a defensible space buffer around your home and hardening your home to protect against embers, you’re giving your home a fighting

Learn more about how historic investments are resulting in nation-leading progress to make California's communities & landscapes more resilient to wildfire 👇 wildfiretaskforce.org/progress-on-wi…

Wildfires don't wait and neither should you! Harden your home against wildfire to keep embers out. Small actions can have major benefits. Consider adding a hardscape Zone 0, switching to ember-resistant vents, and replacing wood gates with non-combustible ones. Embers, not the

🔥🔥Live from McClellan Airfield: We’re kicking off Wildfire Preparedness Week 2025, with the latest on what’s ahead—and how you can be part of the solution vimeo.com/event/5082414 #WildfirePreparednessWeek #ReadyForWildfire #CALFIRE

Getting #ReadyForWildfire means preparing for smoke too. A few simple actions now can protect your health when the summer fire season arrives. Learn more about how to be #SmokeReadyCA. ➡️ arb.ca.gov/smokereadyCA #AQAW2025 #WPW2025

Learn more about actions California is taking to protect structures starting at Zone 0! 👇wildfiretaskforce.org/governor-newso…

It's #WildfirePreparednessWeek! This year's theme "Building a Fire-Ready Future" reminds us that we ALL play a role in creating a more fire-resilient California together. Learn how you can help: bit.ly/WildfirePrepar… #WildfireTaskForce

The Regional Forest & Fire Capacity Program, led by @calconservation & California Natural Resources Agency, supports local #wildfire resilience through grants for tribes, communities, & local governments. See how Glenn County RCD is taking action: youtu.be/zoNtoOHEBUo?si… #WildfirePrep

📣 Join us for the next CNRA Secretary Speaker Series: Faster and Better – Improving How We Deliver Climate Change Projects in California 🗓 Thursday, May 15, 2025 🕛 noon – 1 pm As climate change accelerates, so must we. From wildfire safety to clean energy and ecological

We continue to support prescribed burns as a proven, essential tool in our collaborative strategy to protect California's communities and restore ecosystem health.

We are proud to highlight this essential partnership between CAL FIRE and CAConservationCorps. Reforestation is a critical component of our statewide strategy to recover lands impacted by wildfires and to promote resilient forests.

We're entering peak fire season soon — and crews are on the ground across California removing brush, carefully conducting prescribed burns, and more. CAL FIRE continues to drive these prevention efforts forward to guard against future wildfires and protect Californians.

Wildfire prevention work funded by our climate investments program is happening across the state. With the installation of fuel breaks, clearing of brush, and proactive reduction of potential fire hazards, CAL FIRE is doing more to protect communities across California.

CAL FIRE uses several vegetation management methods to reduce wildfire risk and create defensible space. These include mechanical thinning, prescribed fire, and targeted grazing. Each method is selected based on the unique needs of the landscape. Explore the graphics to see how

The May Revision of Governor Gavin Newsom's budget proposes shifting $1.5B from the General Fund to the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund to support CAL FIRE's efforts. The renamed "Cap-and-Invest" program puts the polluter-pays principle into action for climate resilience.

CA is moving faster than ever before to prepare for wildfires🔥 CAL FIRE is awarding 12 grants for large-scale projects to reduce wildfire risk! California Natural Resources Agency & CalEPA are fast-tracking critical wildfire projects with 13 projects across 7k acres already approved!

📢CAL FIRE has awarded $72 million to support 12 large-scale projects to reduce wildfire risk, improve ecosystem resilience, and enhance carbon sequestration across California’s diverse landscapes!