Newsletter – Issue 2
There continues to be a lot of forward momentum – read about the latest updates in our newsletter.
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Welcome to our first Newsletter of the Year!
As we gain more activity and build more momentum, we have decided to publish a newsletter. You can read, download
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From ashes of Creek Fire comes a citizens group appealing for sensible forest management
This opinion was published in the Fresno Bee on 1/24/2021 Despite the terrible forest fires the West, particularly California and
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Success story — fire prevention along Interstate 84 in Idaho
In order to deal with an increasing number of wildfires that were starting along Interstate 84 southeast of Boise, Idaho
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Invitation to open discussion with the Sierra Club – Active Forest Management
Article published by the Sierra Club – Tehipite Chapter Recently Gary Lasky, the Tehipite Chapter Chair at Sierra Club, penned
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Wildfire smoke carries microbes that can cause infectious diseases
Calwood Fire, Oct. 17, 2020. Photo by Ben Nelson, Envision Studio, Boulder, Colorado. Wildfire smoke contains microbes, a fact that’s
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Learning from the centuries-old prescribed fire practices of Native Americans
Slater/Devil Fire complex, September 15, 2020. InciWeb. National Geographic has a long, interesting article about the differences in Northern California
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