Live in Berry Creek? Download the certificate to use as proof of living in an “In Good Standing” Firewise USA community for an insurance discount. Download: “Berry Creek is now Firewise certified” – Action News Now 2/3/24
Berry Creek recertified as a Firewise USA Community Read More »
From the Chico Enterprise-Record 2/8/24 Download Article:
“Fire Safe Council invites community to new building” Read More »
Pictured: Members of the Berry Creek Rancheria crew on a cloudy day at Paradise Lake. If you’ve been around Paradise Lake anytime since October, you may have noticed forest work being done in the area. This project– called the Paradise Lake Restoration Project– is a fantastic and rather unique partnership between the U.S. Forest Service,
Paradise Lake Restoration Project 1-19-23 Read More »
Attending one of our volunteer events? Fill out the form ahead of time by downloading the fillable pdf below. You can print and bring it on the day of or email it to [email protected]. Paper waivers will always be available on the day of. Download Form:
BCFSC Event Liability Waiver Read More »
We need your help! The BCFSC relies on submitted “match” hours for our required grant match. This supports grants for wildfire safety and forest health we have already received. Match hours may include: Improving wildfire safety on your home or property, preparing stacks for the Chipper Program, participating in a Fire Safe Council or Firewise
Submit your match hours to support wildfire safety! Read More »
Watch our short recap video: View our best photos over on our Flickr photostream View Executive Director Taylor Nilsson’s presentation below, made at the 17th Annual Wildfire Safety Summit on 12/06/2023: To click through the presentation slides, hover your mouse over the image below to see arrows appear in the bottom corner. Click the arrows
17th Annual Wildfire Safety Summit Highlights Read More »
Doom the Broom! What: Join the Butte County Fire Safe Council and Paradise Recreation and Park District at Paradise Lake Boat Launch #1, to remove invasive broom plants. Volunteers will be removing invasive Scotch Broom and other invasives to help native plants grow and thrive. By removing broom around the lake, we are helping the Upper
Doom the Broom at Paradise Lake Read More »
No matter where we may live, as we look out our window, we’ll see the ‘home zone’ directly around us. In forestry terms, it’s the area we’d want to remove as much flammable material as possible from, to protect our home. And just past the ‘home zone’ we’ll see broader strategic fuel breaks, especially in
Strategic Fuel Breaks: From the ‘Home Zone’ to the WUI Read More »
Visit our 25th Anniversary Flickr Album to see the highlights from each event: 25th Anniversary Flickr
Press Release: 25th Anniversary Event Lookback Read More »
