Marin County is entering the most dangerous part of the fire season. Are you, your family and your home prepared? Here are some steps you can take right now to… read more
Take the time to clean up your property, especially close to structures. These steps are good preparation for the rainy season as well as peak fire season. Clear leaf and… read more
On September 16, the first episode of Fire Safe Marin’s new show, Wildfire Watch, will be released. Watch on Comcast Cable Channel 30, AT&T Ch 99 and online here or stream at your convenience… read more
Here’s a UC Marin Master Gardener fire-smart landscaping tip for August: Remove dead plants and debris. Keep a vigilant eye on plants that may be suffering from drought. If too drought… read more
Adapting to Wildfires in Marin Wildfire Watch is a new one-hour show that will bring you up to speed on wildfire activity and what you need to do to keep… read more
Mindfully Mulch with Wildfire Preparedness in Mind UC Marin Master Gardeners like the mantra, mulch, mulch, mulch. Adding wood mulch to your landscape helps to improve soil structure and fertility. In a… read more
Fire-smart Landscaping Tip: Clean-up and Spruce-up It’s time to clean-up and spruce-up. By eliminating or moving combustible items surrounding your home, you can take the first step towards making your landscape… read more
UC Marin Master Gardeners in partnership with Marin Free Library is hosting three Fire-smart landscaping (online) presentations, June 11, 12, and 17. Program: Learn about best practices and recommendations for… read more
Fire Safe Marin’s first Bronze Shoe of Wildfire Prevention was awarded on Friday, May 21 to MWPA Wildfire Hazard Evaluators Rob Lazarus, Heather Hill, Juan Castro (not pictured) for their… read more
May 1, 2021 is Wildfire Community Preparedness Day – a national campaign that encourages people and organizations everywhere to come together to take action to raise awareness and reduce wildfire… read more
