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- Diablo Firesafe Council
- DFSC’s role in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties is to serve as a catalyst for bringing together people, agencies and the means to substantially reduce the ...
- Alameda whipsnake
- Las Trampas Wilderness
- Firescaping
- Firescaping Cover
- Ocean View Summit Hike
- Join docent David Auerbach on one of our most diverse hikes—by mountain streams, oak woodlands, chaparral and redwoods. You’ll discuss forests, flowers and ...
- Forged by Fire
- We know that wildfire is a key part of the ecology of the Bay Area and has played a major role in shaping our landscapes. Yet it's simply not possible to let ...
- Lupines with Santa Lucias behind
- Poppies in front of Pico Blanco
- Lupine beneath burned trees
- Introduction to Fire in California
- Wildfire in California
- Bishop pine seedling
- Burned house
- Bishop pine on fire
- Layers of fire
- The Bright Side of Fire
- Hot days and a dry year mean major fire danger in the Bay Area. But many plants are adapted to fire, and some even need it to reproduce. Even so, there's a lot ...
- Fire Ecology Resources
- The Vision Fire and Bishop Pines
- Letter from the Publisher
- Penetrating the Chaparral
- Though it's the most extensive natural habitat in California, chaparral's brambly ways discourage human visitors. Still, plenty of wildlife finds sanctuary in ...
- Out of the Flames
- On October 3, 1995, a wildfire erupted on Mount Vision at Point Reyes National Seashore. Before the flames were extinguished a week later, 12,000 acres of this ...
- A Landscape Renewed by Fire
- Getting Burned
- Fire on the Ridge
- Fire over time in the Ventana Wilderness
- KQED Quest Radio: California Ablaze
- KQED Quest Radio's report on California wildfires asks the question, "Are we prepared to deal with fire seasons to come?"