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View fullsize Congratulations to our Program Coordinator Bobbie Delgado on her 5 years with MCFSC! Bobbie is the kind and patient voice you hear when you call our office. She also keeps our basic programs (Chipper Days, Defensible Space Assistance, Home
View fullsize Check out this combined before and after image — the eave on the upper left is left unenclosed and vulnerable to ember intrusion; the eave to the right is enclosed, protecting the home from roof ignition. #enclosedeaves #homehardening
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View fullsize Even the locals came out to support fire safety yesterday at the Golden Rule Mobile Home Village community work party!
View fullsize Redwood forests, prescribed fire, and research, oh my! This photo, taken by our GrizzlyCorps Fellow Emily Lord, shows low intensity fire moves through a masticated redwood plot in Jackson Demonstration State Forest. These research burns, led by UCCE
View fullsize Teamwork in action! Emily Lord, GrizzlyCorps fellow with the Mendocino County Fire Safe Council, lays a wet line during the Ignome Oak Grove prescribed burn on the Middletown Rancheria Band of Pomo Indians' land. 🌿📸 Shoutout to Eliza Munger for cap
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View fullsize Come draw with us at the Yorkville Ice Cream Social, September 2nd 11-4 pm. We’ll be here with crayons and educational information. Cake walks, oysters, and a good cause! See you there!
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View fullsize The Laytonville Fire Departments Dalmatian is all geared up and ready to help spread the word about fire safety. Remember, every hero counts when it comes to keeping Mendocino County safe. Stay vigilant, stay prepared, and let’s make fire safet
View fullsize There are several members of the legume plant family (Fabaceae) that are invasive and problematic throughout Mendocino County. Weedy brooms (French, Scotch, and Spanish) and common gorse are extremely invasive, outcompeting native plants and increasi
View fullsize Join us at the Manchester Grange on July 13th at 10 am to learn how to make your home more fire safe, ask questions, and participate in some community fire preparedness clean-up around the Grange. Come with your work clothes, a pair of gloves, and st
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View fullsize MCFSC Staff and our Fuel's Reduction Crew set out in the heat to Shafer Ranch Road to complete Home Assessments with three residents. What is a Home Assessment? This amazing FREE opportunity gives you a non-judgmental, non-binding, non-regulatory,
View fullsize Time to send us a photo of your dangerous gate or fence to win a metal makeover. Send a photo of the 5ft pf the wooden fence or gate attached to you home to king@firesafemendocino.org, txt 707-518-3088.
View fullsize WILDFIRE PREPAREDNESS With the Mendocino County Fire Safe Council Friday, September 29, 2023 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm. Join us at the Willits Branch Library to learn with the Mendocino County Fire Safe Council how to prepare for wildfires, with a focus on
View fullsize The California Wildfire and Forest Resilience Task Force’s Science Advisory Panel invites you to participate in a survey to understand stakeholder perspectives on improving ecosystem health and community resilience to wildfire in the Northern C
View fullsize MC Fire Safe Council Funds Local Safety Projects. Neighborhood groups and fire departments receive Micro-Grants for wildfire safety Photo caption: One of last year’s Mendocino County Fire Safe Council Micro-Grants paid for piping water from a
View fullsize Hey Mendocino County! There is a CERT Training that will be taking place in Covelo in late May. Do you want to know what to do and how to help in times of disaster? Then this is the training for you. Here are the details and the link to register belo
View fullsize Are you interested in learning more about the post fire landscape and how nature recovers after a wildfire? Then this event is for you! On Friday, May 5, Robin Lee Carlson, the author of “The Cold Canyon Fire Journals” will be at the Will