I'm an Area Fire Advisor for UC Cooperative Extension covering Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara, & Santa Cruz Counties; views are my own. She/her
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UC webinar series will provide valuable wildfire resources ucnet.universityofcalifornia…
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Join the CFSC's @CobianFireLab, the PI of our new Cross-Border and Bilingual WUI Communities subregion, for her talk tomorrow!
🔥Are you interested in learning more about wildfire behavior in Spanish? Then you can't miss my talk tomorrow at 5pm (PST). More information and zoom link on the post below ⬇️ Thank you @ConocimientoUAM for the invitation! Please help us share with your networks.
I watched this powerful film last night and several of my local Tribal partners were present for a Q&A afterward. We can't progress without them... #indigenousled ko-fi.com/indigenousvoices
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🌲🔥 Supporting Mental Health for Southern California Wildfire Victims: Access resources for crisis counseling, therapy, and community support. Learn more: ktla.com/news/california/wil… 💚 #WildfireRecovery #MentalHealthSupport
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The FFERAL Lecture Series returns on January 29th at 3pm with Professor Don Hankins! Join us in person or via Zoom for the inaugural lecture on "Ecocultural Stewardship of Oak Woodlands and Riparian Forests for Diverse Outcomes." Register here: buff.ly/4hjBe9e
We wrote this article last fall in response to a local op-ed not supported by good science or knowledge of California Indigenous Stewardship practices... "The Scientific Benefits of Prescribed Fire and Forest Stewardship" #goodfire #stewardship slvpost.com/the-scientific-b…
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Tomorrow’s the day! Please give to the Karuk DNR Eco-Cultural Revitalization Fund as part of #GivingTuesday24! Your support will help support community building, Indigenous sovereignty, collaboration and environmental stewardship. #culturalfire
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Camp Cinder 2025!
Applications are now open for #CampCinder, CAL FIRE’s free, four-day, three-night firefighter camp for young women ages 15-17! Join us June 23-26, 2025, in Shasta or San Luis Obispo for immersive firefighting experiences—learn rope skills, water rescues, hose movement, leadership training, and more. Led by dedicated female firefighters, this camp offers a unique opportunity to explore a career in fire protection.
Applications are open from December 1 to January 31, 2025—don’t miss your chance!
Visit fire.ca.gov/camp-cinder for details.
#FirefighterCamp #CALFIRE #WomenInFirefighting
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#DYK communities across the country are receiving funding to protect themselves from wildfire threats? Learn how the Community Wildfire Defense Grant program can help your area at fs.usda.gov/managing-land/fi….
#wildfire #preventwildfire #wildfiremitigation #wildfirepreparedness #CWDG
#Prescribedfire at Wilder Ranch State Park reduces overall wildfire risk, reestablishes a natural process, stimulates native plant growth, and more! If you're impacted by smoke in the air, DIY air filtration is cheap, easy and effective! epa.gov/air-research/researc…
CA State Parks Prescribed Burns at Wilder Ranch State Park 🔥
Please read this news release for information,
(We are assisting CA State Parks in getting the word out.)
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Learn the ins and outs of completing a Firewise application Today! 👇
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I am so excited for the launch of our new white paper on wildland fire workforce diversity by Abigail Varney and Cassie Jurenci. Come to the webinar on November 14!
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Ryan Tompkins, late #UCCE forestry and natural resources advisor, will receive the California Board of Forestry's Francis Raymond Award for his contributions to the protection and wise use of forest resources.
WATCH: Wednesday, Nov. 6, at 11 a.m.
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ALT three men participating in fire experiment
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Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches are in effect across many parts of California from 11 AM Tuesday through 7 AM Thursday due to strong offshore winds, near-critical relative humidity with poor overnight recovery, and dry fuels. These conditions pose a significant fire risk across both coastal and inland areas. As a reminder, California’s 2024 fire season runs through December 31, 2024.
Some of California's most devastating wildfires have occurred in late autumn and early winter, particularly in November and December. Every dry, windy day up until then holds the potential for wildfires. Stay informed, stay vigilant, and make sure you’re prepared.
#RedFlagWarning #FireWeatherWatch #ReadyforWildfire
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Final webinar of the series is tomorrow, and we hope to see you there.
1st: Make sure to vote today!
2nd: Sign up for the final webinar of the @NWFireScience post-fire recovery webinar series: Recreating and Relating to the Land After Fire. 11/6, 12p. Register: ow.ly/KrYl50TZOmI
Recordings of prior webinars available: ow.ly/6AzO50TZOmJ
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1st: Make sure to vote today!
2nd: Sign up for the final webinar of the @NWFireScience post-fire recovery webinar series: Recreating and Relating to the Land After Fire. 11/6, 12p. Register: ow.ly/KrYl50TZOmI
Recordings of prior webinars available: ow.ly/6AzO50TZOmJ
If you’re a student or early career, take advantage of this- Mary is an absolute rockstar in both knowledge and generosity #firejobs
Are you a student or early career professional in fire ecology? Join our SAFE officers on November 12th at 2pm PST to talk fire ecology careers with Dr. Mary Lata 🔥Learn more and register here: fireecology.org/safe-connect…
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New features for Watch Duty Professional users — you can now measure distance between two points and see bearing and acreage as well as drop a pin to get the exact latitude, longitude, and county information.
How it Works
- Drop a pin or measure the distance by tapping the Tools button or long-pressing on the map (right-click on a desktop browser).
- Once a pin has been dropped, you can move it by selecting the point and dragging it.
- Adjust the center point, distance, and bearing by selecting the point and dragging it.
To see a list of all of our member features please visit watchduty.org/join
