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This Guide includes specific recommendations for how to retrofit existing components of a home to withstand wildfire. Each section contains an explanation of how the component is vulnerable to wildfire and what can be done to improve that component. The illustrations throughout the Guide are intended to show best practices for reducing the vulnerability of a home to wildfire.

Authors: Christina Restaino1, Susan Kocher2, Nicole Shaw3, Steven Hawks4, Carlie Murphy3, Stephen L. Quarles2

1University of Nevada, Reno Extension, 2University of California Cooperative Extension, 3Tahoe Resource Conservation District, 4CAL FIRE

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