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Adapting to Wildfire Means Being Prepared.

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PREPARE YOURSELF

How to protect your family

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HARDEN YOUR HOME

How to protect your home against wildfires

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CREATE A FIRE SMART YARD

Use fire-resistant landscaping to prevent the spread of fire

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FIREWISE: PREPARE YOUR COMMUNITY

We have a shared responsibility

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Wildfire Watch Special on Feb. 10

Join us for a Special Edition of Wildfire Watch to hear from local experts about what happened in LA and what we are doing here in Marin to lower our risks and keep our community safe. Find out what YOU need to do to get prepared for wildfire. Join Feb. 10 at 6PM on Zoom, Facebook Live or watch on Comcast Channel 30.

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FSM YouTube Channel

Fire Safe Marin produces high quality videos, explaining wildfire risks and solutions. Check out popular playlists, like Mythbusters that tackle the most common misconceptions about wildfire safety or the Did you know? series, offering short explanations of wildfire basics.

If you want a deeper dive into wildfire science, watch videos like Wildfire Behavior with Mark Brown.

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How to Reduce Fire Pathways

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In December, we discussed strategies for assessing and planning Zone 0, 0-5 feet from your home, where the best practice is to remove any combustible materials. For Zones 1 and…
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A Community Collaboration

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Discover how dedicated community members are taking action to prepare for wildfire and create a more resilient Marin. Hear from members of Firewise, a teacher at Terra Linda High School,…
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Becoming Firewise in 2025

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We have over 70 active Firewise sites in Marin County. Learn if you live within one or start your own! 

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