BCFSC, in collaboration with Plumas National Forest of the U.S. Forest Service and the Department of Agriculture, will carry out fuels reduction on 35.7 acres along Coutolenc Road in Magalia to prepare the landscape for prescribed fire.
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Funds raised will support year-round wildfire prevention, resilience, and recovery across landscapes at risk.
Funded by the Sierra Nevada Conservancy and in partnership with the Paradise Recreation and Park District, the Magalia Restoration Project will reduce hazardous fuels, restore local watersheds, and strengthen community understanding of Good Fire across Coutolenc Park in Magalia and Oak Creek Park in Paradise.
Funded by the Sierra Nevada Conservancy, the Park Fire Restoration Project will reduce hazardous fuels, protect water resources, support post-fire landscape recovery, and promote the return of fire-resilient vegetation across areas burned by the 2024 Park Fire.
BCFSC has adopted the No-Cost Gravel Program, a community assistance initiative previously operated by the Rebuild Paradise Foundation that helps eligible residents place gravel in the first 5 feet of qualifying homes to support defensible space and wildfire preparedness.
BCFSC will implement the Robinson Mill Roadside Fuels Reduction Project along Robinson Mill, Upham, and La Porte roads to create a shaded fuel break and improve wildfire safety for residents.
BCFSC, in collaboration with CAL FIRE and California Climate Investments, will carry out fuels reduction through mastication, hand cutting, lop and scattering, and hand piling in Forest Ranch.
BCFSC, in collaboration with CAL FIRE and California Climate Investments, will carry out fuels reduction through hand thinning in the Blue Oak Terrace community south of Paradise.
BCFSC, in collaboration with CAL FIRE and California Climate Investments, will carry out fuels reduction through mastication on 94.5 acres in the Forest Ranch community.
BCFSC, in collaboration with CAL FIRE and California Climate Investments, will continue fuels reduction through mastication, hand cutting, and hand piling across 260 acres along Doe Mill Road in Forest Ranch.
The Town of Paradise Category 4 Tree Removal Program was created to address the thousands of hazardous trees left standing after the 2018 Camp Fire.