The sound of falling rain this winter may take on a whole new meaning for those who either suffered property damage from wildfire or who live directly downstream of fire damaged watersheds. The two documents below were produced by the Natural Resources Conservation...
The Santa Barbara County Ag Pass Program was created to provide a uniform way to identify vetted commercial farm and ranch owner-operators and their employees to firefighting personnel, California Highway Patrol Officers, Sheriff’s deputies and other law...
Wildfire Risk to Communities is a free, easy-to-use website with interactive maps, charts, and resources to help communities understand, explore, and reduce wildfire risk. It was created by the USDA Forest Service under the direction of Congress and is designed to...
Match.Graze is a free online platform that connects livestock producers and landowners throughout the state of California. Whether you’re a landowner seeking a small flock of sheep to mow your back 40, or a producer in search of seasonal pasture for a goat...
This new online seminar series will cover the breadth of wildland fire research relevant to California and introduce researchers to new topics and research groups across the state. Topics will include fire weather, wildfire risk, fire ecology, remote sensing,...
The University of California Cooperative Extension hosted a virtual workshop on how homeowners can retrofit their homes to be less vulnerable to wildfire. The three presenters are:Christina Restaino – Assistant Professor with the University of Nevada’s...
We are currently accepting applications for an Executive Director. All correspondence should be emailed and addressed to the Santa Barbara County Fire Safe Council, sbfiresafecouncil@gmail.com.