PRESS RELEASE: Notice of Hazardous Fuels Reduction: 35/45 round 2
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“This burn will reduce hazardous fuels, support native plant regeneration, and enhance habitat complexity — ultimately helping forests withstand drought, pests, and climate stress,…..By lowering wildfire intensity, prescribed fire reduces[…]
Broadcast Burning on PUSD Triangle Download PDF with Map: Broadcast Burning Off of Tika Ln. – Completed 4/10/2025 Download PDF with Map:
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“With the scorched trees from the Thompson Fire visible from where we were sitting, the group was eager to participate and take steps to improve their wildfire safety in the[…]
For the upcoming weeks, we are grateful that conditions may allow for a pile burning project for community safety in the Paradise area. This project will focus on burning forest[…]
The Sierra Nevada Conservancy and the CalFire CCI WUI Wide Grant co-funded the Park Fire Restoration Project, in the Big Chico Creek Canyon, where we successfully treated approximately 186 acres.[…]
Concow – Then and Now - Lessons of Wildfire Recovery Bus Tour 03-06-2025 On Thursday, March 6th, 40 residents, natural resource management partners and local representatives from Butte County and beyond[…]
The Butte County Fire Safe Council completed a 113-acre fuels reduction project in the Cohasset Community using mastication to create a shaded fuel break after the Park Fire. The project[…]
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This season, good fire, in the form of broadcast burns and pile burning, will be part of the Butte County Fire Safe Council’s forest health resilience efforts in Magalia. Through[…]
Butte County Fire Safe Council Teams Up with California Conservation Corps for Wildfire Resilience Projects The Butte County Fire Safe Council (BCFSC) is thrilled to announce a dynamic partnership with[…]
From Sierra Nevada Conservancy Read Online ‘Funded by SNC, the BCFSC spearheads key work’ “The BCFSC and the SNC have been working together for over a decade to make[…]
Read Online In 2024, we treated a total of 3,094 acres and completed 30+ projects. 568 of these acres on federal lands and 2,526 acres on private lands—milestones that[…]
From the San Francisco Chronicle 12/23/2024 Read Online
We have an exciting year ahead of tours, workshops, and events. We hope you can join us in 2025! As dates and details are finalized, activities will be posted to[…]