Fire Land

From our gardens and homes, to data collection and traditional ecological knowledge, a collection of stories on how the Bay Area and California are adapting to wildfire.

Part 1: In the burn scar
Part 2: Mapping potential
Part 3: Defensible space
Part 4: Wildlife gardens
Part 5: Ohlone fire

These stories are supported by the March Conservation Fund.

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Cat Chang is often found with her University of San Francisco architecture students learning how architects and urban designers can better support nature as we develop our cities. She loves to get out into our natural spaces to understand better what amazing relationships are happening between native species.