UC ANR Fire Network

UC ANR Fire Network

@ucanrfirenetwork.bsky.social

Inspiring and empowering Californians, and connecting them with the research, training, and tools they need to live with fire in California. https://linktr.ee/ucanrfirenetwork

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The Envisioning a Fire-Adapted Future Art Contest has now been changed to include artwork submissions from all youth ages 9-18, and the submission deadline has been extended to October 19th. See the webpage linked in our bio for all other details. We hope you will participate!

The Envisioning a Fire-Adapted Future Art Contest has now been changed to include artwork submissions from all youth ages 9-18, and the submission deadline has been extended to October 19th. See the webpage linked in our bio for all other details. We hope you will participate!

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Yana Valachovic played such an important role in this process. The result is a compromise. Some of us (myself included) wanted a stronger role. Many wanted no rule at all. Yana found a way to get to yes. We are so fortunate to have had her serving CA through this long and winding road.

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“I think we all agree that something needs to be done,” Yana Valachovic @ucanrfirenetwork.bsky.social, said at California Board of Forestry meeting. “The fire issue is an existential crisis for California.” @hayleysmith.bsky.social @nohaggerty.bsky.social report www.latimes.com/environment/...

Last Saturday, UC ANR Fire Network team members presented to 4-Her’s from across California at 4-H’s State Leadership Conference at UC Davis. Together we talked about fire science basics, home hardening and defensible space, and did some fun activities! 🔥🍀 #4hslc2026

For information on how to prepare for evacuation during a wildfire event, access to our pre-evacuation and evacuation checklist resources, and guides on how to stay safe if you find yourself trapped during a wildfire, click the link in our bio! #wildfirepreparedness #ucanr

To learn about mulch flammability and how to integrate mulch into defensible space landscaping, see our factsheet Defensible Space Landscaping: Mulches. Click the link in our bio to view it. #wildfirepreparedness #ucanr

We are proud to announce the completion of our 2025 Annual Report! Swipe through this post to read about everything we accomplished this year! To learn more, the 2025 Fire Network Annual Report can be accessed through the link in our bio. #UCANR #Firenetwork #UCCE

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Please join the Fire Network for our upcoming webinar on Rebuilding and Structure Loss on February 23rd from 5:30 - 7:00 PM PST. This will be the fourth and final in our current webinar series, After the Fire: Understanding Challenges to Post-Fire Recovery in California.

Please join the Fire Network for our upcoming webinar on Backyard Chicken and Livestock Safety on February 17th from 5:30 - 6:30PM PST. This will be the third in our upcoming webinar series, After the Fire: Understanding Challenges to Post-Fire Recovery in California.

Please join the Fire Network for our upcoming webinar on Soil Contamination and Remediation on February 10th from 5:30 - 6:30PM PST. This will be the second in our upcoming webinar series, After the Fire: Understanding Challenges to Post-Fire Recovery in California.

Please join the Fire Network for our upcoming webinar on Water Resource Contamination on February 2nd from 5:30 - 7PM PST. This will be the first in our upcoming webinar series, After the Fire: Understanding Challenges to Post-Fire Recovery in California.

In Oct 2025, UC ANR’s Fire Network, the Central Coast Prescribed Burn Association, El Dorado–Amador PBA, & @berkeleyforests brought foresters, Tribal partners & land managers together for a Forester TREX, training professionals to use beneficial fire to protect CA forests.

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Prescribed fire isn’t just for rangelands. Farmers use it to clear fields, manage debris & even improve water flow through irrigation ditch burns. “It’s a regular part of operations in many ag communities,” - #UCANR fire expert Katie Low. ambrook.com/offrange/liv...

ambrook.comTo Burn or Not to Burn - OffrangeAfter years of devastating wildfires, many producers are wondering if prescribed burns might improve their acreage. Here’s how to keep land, livestock, buildings, and selves safe.

Smoke exposure from wildfires is an increasingly common public health hazard to communities throughout California. One important thing that you can do to keep yourself and your family safe during wildfire season is to check the Air Quality Index (AQI) and take action accordingly.

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