Last week, our BCFSC Executive Director Taylor Nilsson was featured on the nationally recognized “Life with Fire” podcast, sharing insights on community wildfire resilience and recovery as the third and[…]
As wildfire season approaches, managing vegetation around your home is more important than ever. If you live in the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) in Butte County, you have an excellent[…]
“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
