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From the Ashes: Post Fire Regrowth in Santa Barbara Front Country

From the Ashes: Post Fire Regrowth in Santa Barbara Front Country

by Nic Elmquist | Jan 26, 2023 | Featured Presentations

Bryant Baker, Director of Conservation and Research of Los Padres ForestWatch, shares his vast collection of pictures showing post-fire plant recovery of recent local wildfires during the January 26, 2023 Santa Barbara County Fire Safe Council meeting....
Multi-Disciplinary Perspective of Wildfire Preparedness

Multi-Disciplinary Perspective of Wildfire Preparedness

by Kian Brouwer | Nov 22, 2022 | Featured Presentations

Please enjoy this informative panel from our October Wildfire Preparedness Exhibition titled, “Multi-Disciplinary Perspective of Wildfire Preparedness.” Speakers include: Lisa Plowman, SB County, Planning Director Stacy Silva, SB County OEM, Emergency...
Why Have Humans Lost Control of Wildfire in the Western United States – Prof. Park Williams 10/14/22

Why Have Humans Lost Control of Wildfire in the Western United States – Prof. Park Williams 10/14/22

by Kian Brouwer | Nov 22, 2022 | Featured Presentations

At SBCFSC’s October Wildfire Preparedness Exhibition, we were lucky to kick off the event with a riveting talk from Professor Park Williams, of the UCLA Dept. of Geography. The lecture is titled, “Why Have Humans Lost Control of Wildfire in the Western...
United Policyholder Presentation November 17, 2022

United Policyholder Presentation November 17, 2022

by Kian Brouwer | Nov 17, 2022 | Featured Presentations

Emily Rogan and Joel Laucher of United Policyholders present, “WRAP in Action – United Policyholders Wildfire Risk Reduction and Asset Protection Project” In this presentation, two representatives of the United Policyholders nonprofit organization provide...
Building Wildfire Resilience – The RWMP Program

Building Wildfire Resilience – The RWMP Program

by Nic Elmquist | Oct 21, 2022 | Featured Presentations

The Santa Barbara County Fire Safe Council is very lucky to have such talented individuals who contribute to the mission of the organization of increasing wildfire preparedness in Santa Barbara County through education and action. One of those talented collaborators...
Featured Presentation: The Santa Barbara RWMP – Landscape Domain

Featured Presentation: The Santa Barbara RWMP – Landscape Domain

by Nic Elmquist | Sep 22, 2022 | Featured Presentations

We were fortunate to have Dr. Marc Mayes from Spatial Informatics Group-Natural Assets Laboratory (SIG-NAL) and UC Santa Barbara’s Earth Research Institute present at the September 22, 2022 Fire Safe Council meeting. The presentation focused on the Landscape...
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