Join us for a FREE 2-hour seminar on wildfire preparedness for Marin residents.
As Marin residents, we all share responsibility to be prepared for wildfires. Wildfires are a natural part of our environment, and it’s imperative that we build our homes, maintain our landscapes, and prepare our families for the next major fire.
Learn about your community’s hazard and what you can do about it from the wildfire experts at Ross Valley Fire Department, Marin County Fire Department, and Fire Safe Marin.
Are you and your family prepared to safely evacuate when a wildfire strikes?
Is your home vulnerable to igniting from wildfire embers?
Does your home have adequate Defensible Space?
Are you interested in working with neighbors and land managers to reduce fire risk in your community?
This workshop is intended primarily for residents, homeowners, and regular visitors to Marin County, CA. Registration online at www.firesafemarin.org/events is encouraged, but not required.
The Camp Fire Documentary screening: all funds raised will support survivors of the Camp Fire and Fire Safe Marin's goat grazing program.
Benefit Screening May 14, 2019, 6:30PM at CineArts Sequoia Theater in Mill Valley
Fire Safe Marin presents The Camp Fire Documentary, which tells a small part of the story one county experienced during its darkest day. The Camp Fire Documentary is a powerful and moving first person account from individuals and First Responders that battled the inferno that struck Concow, Paradise, Magalia and Chico in Butte County California on November 8, 2018. This documentary was produced by local filmmaker Nancy Hamilton who compiled a substantial portion of her film from people’s cell phone footage of the catastrophic fire.
The 50 minute film will include an introduction by the filmmaker, and a panel discussion will follow including: the Camp Fire's Deputy Incident Commander; Camp Fire survivors, Stephen Murray, a 31-year resident of Paradise, and a father of two young children, who single-handedly rescued more than 60 senior citizens from a burning mobile home community; and local wildfire experts and leaders.
All funds raised will be distributed to charities supporting Camp Fire survivors, and to support Fire Safe Marin's fledgling goat grazing program to reduce wildfire hazards in Marin.
Tickets are $25 - all proceeds will be split between Camp Fire Survivors and Fire Safe Marin's Community Wildfire Reduction Goat Grazing Program. Discounted tickets are available:
Thanks for providing 1200 goats for marin's grazing priogram in 2019. Star Creek Land Stewards is a land stewardship and contract grazing company established from the hills of Star Creek Ranch, spanning the lines of Santa Cruz and San Benito counties. Star Creek Land Stewards originated from the planned grazing efforts at Star Creek Ranch, from the hills spanning the lines of Santa Cruz and San Benito counties. With time these efforts have evolved into a competitive and professional grazing outfit, taking what we have learned from the ranch out into a greater lands of California.
Stone Step Farm
Thanks for providing the baby goats! Stone Steps Farm is a small, family farm operated by Leigh Kenny, John Cline, and sons in Nicasio, CA. We raise mini Nubian dairy goats (the type attending the Fire Safe Marin event). We also raise a small number of Pygora goats and sheep for fiber. All of our animals are protected by working livestock guardian dogs. The goats and sheep are wonderful land management partners—they clear brush (including poison oak, blackberry vines, and coyote brush) and they reduce the overall fuel load on our land. Through soil testing with Fibershed, we’re also measuring their ability to help us sequester carbon in the soil.
Join us at the Muir Woods Park Community Association Clubhouse for a FREE 2-hour seminar on wildfire preparedness for Mill Valley and Throckmorton Ridge residents (all Marin residents are welcome, however each session may include material specific to the location hosting the seminar).
As Marin residents, we all share responsibility to be prepared for wildfires. Wildfires are a natural part of our environment, and it’s imperative that we build our homes, maintain our landscapes, and prepare our families for the next major fire.
Learn about your community’s hazard and what you can do about it from the wildfire experts at Marin County Fire Department, and Fire Safe Marin.
Are you and your family prepared to safely evacuate when a wildfire strikes?
Is your home vulnerable to igniting from wildfire embers?
Does your home have adequate Defensible Space?
Are you interested in working with neighbors and land managers to reduce fire risk in your community?
This workshop is intended primarily for residents, homeowners, and regular visitors to Marin County, CA. Registration online at www.firesafemarin.org/events is encouraged, but not required.
Join us at the tinson Beach Community Center for a FREE 1-hour seminar on wildfire preparedness for tinson Beach and Bolinas residents (all Marin residents are welcome, however each session may include material specific to the location hosting the seminar).
As Marin residents, we all share responsibility to be prepared for wildfires. Wildfires are a natural part of our environment, and it’s imperative that we build our homes, maintain our landscapes, and prepare our families for the next major fire.
Learn about your community’s hazard and what you can do about it from the wildfire experts at Marin County Fire Department, and Fire Safe Marin.
Are you and your family prepared to safely evacuate when a wildfire strikes?
Is your home vulnerable to igniting from wildfire embers?
Does your home have adequate Defensible Space?
Are you interested in working with neighbors and land managers to reduce fire risk in your community?
This workshop is intended primarily for residents, homeowners, and regular visitors to Marin County, CA. Registration online at www.firesafemarin.org/events is encouraged, but not required.
Join us for a FREE 2-hour seminar on wildfire preparedness for Marin residents.
As Marin residents, we all share responsibility to be prepared for wildfires. Wildfires are a natural part of our environment, and it’s imperative that we build our homes, maintain our landscapes, and prepare our families for the next major fire.
Learn about your community’s hazard and what you can do about it from the wildfire experts at Central Marin Fire Department and Fire Safe Marin.
Are you and your family prepared to safely evacuate when a wildfire strikes?
Is your home vulnerable to igniting from wildfire embers?
Does your home have adequate Defensible Space?
Are you interested in working with neighbors and land managers to reduce fire risk in your community?
This workshop is intended primarily for residents, homeowners, and regular visitors to Corte Madera, Larkspur, Greenbrae, and Marin County, CA. Registration online at www.firesafemarin.org/events is encouraged, but not required.
Join us Tuesday, July 23 from 4-10PM to support wildfire safety education, preparedness, and planning!
Fire Safe Marin is honored to participate in Iron Springs Give Back Tuesdays at Iron Springs Pub & Brewery in Fairfax!
Iron Springs Pub and Brewery in Fairfax will generously donate 10% of salesn July 23, starting at 4pm. The Give Back Tuesday portion of the day will go from 4pm - 10pm (kitchen usually closes around 9:30 or 10pm). All sales are included, restaurant and bar.
Fire Safe Marin will have a table and volunteers to greet guests and provide wildfire safety information.
Iron Springs is busy on Tuesdays, but let's pack the house in support of wildfire safety in Marin. If you have a large group, keep in mind that they can take reservations for 4 or more by calling the pub at 415-485-1005. Please make reservations at least a few days ahead of time, and be on time!
NOTE: This event is hosted by PG&E and is not related to Fire Safe Marin. We plan to be in attendance, but if you need information about the event itself, please contact PG&E directly. Fire Safe Marin can't answer any questions about this event.
PG&E is hosting a series of regional open houses throughout our service area for anyone who is interested in learning more about our Community Wildfire Safety Program. These drop-in gatherings will allow community members to learn more about wildfire safety and emergency preparedness, meet with PG&E representatives, ask questions and share feedback. Webinars will be available for those who are unable to attend an event in person.
Please check back regularly for updates to our open house and webinar schedules.
Join us for a FREE 2-hour seminar on wildfire preparedness for Marin residents.
As Marin residents, we all share responsibility to be prepared for wildfires. Wildfires are a natural part of our environment, and it’s imperative that we build our homes, maintain our landscapes, and prepare our families for the next major fire.
Learn about your community’s hazard and what you can do about it from the wildfire experts at Novato Fire Protection District and Fire Safe Marin.
Are you and your family prepared to safely evacuate when a wildfire strikes?
Is your home vulnerable to igniting from wildfire embers?
Does your home have adequate Defensible Space?
Are you interested in working with neighbors and land managers to reduce fire risk in your community?
This workshop is intended primarily for residents, homeowners, and regular visitors to Novato and Marin County, CA. Registration online at www.firesafemarin.org/events is encouraged, but not required.
Join us for a FREE 2-hour seminar on wildfire preparedness for Marin residents.
As Marin residents, we all share responsibility to be prepared for wildfires. Wildfires are a natural part of our environment, and it’s imperative that we build our homes, maintain our landscapes, and prepare our families for the next major fire.
Learn about your community’s hazard and what you can do about it from the wildfire experts at San Rafael Fire Department and Fire Safe Marin.
Are you and your family prepared to safely evacuate when a wildfire strikes?
Is your home vulnerable to igniting from wildfire embers?
Does your home have adequate Defensible Space?
Are you interested in working with neighbors and land managers to reduce fire risk in your community?
This workshop is intended primarily for residents, homeowners, and regular visitors to Marin County, CA. Registration online at www.firesafemarin.org/events is encouraged, but not required.
Join us for a FREE 2-hour seminar on wildfire preparedness for Marin residents.
As Marin residents, we all share responsibility to be prepared for wildfires. Wildfires are a natural part of our environment, and it’s imperative that we build our homes, maintain our landscapes, and prepare our families for the next major fire.
Learn about your community’s hazard and what you can do about it from the wildfire experts at Novato Fire Protection District and Fire Safe Marin.
Are you and your family prepared to safely evacuate when a wildfire strikes?
Is your home vulnerable to igniting from wildfire embers?
Does your home have adequate Defensible Space?
Are you interested in working with neighbors and land managers to reduce fire risk in your community?
This workshop is intended primarily for residents, homeowners, and regular visitors to Novato and Marin County, CA. Registration online at www.firesafemarin.org/events is encouraged, but not required.
Join us for a FREE 2-hour seminar on wildfire preparedness for Marin residents.
As Marin residents, we all share responsibility to be prepared for wildfires. Wildfires are a natural part of our environment, and it’s imperative that we build our homes, maintain our landscapes, and prepare our families for the next major fire.
Learn about your community’s hazard and what you can do about it from the wildfire experts at Fire Safe Marin.
Are you and your family prepared to safely evacuate when a wildfire strikes?
Is your home vulnerable to igniting from wildfire embers?
Does your home have adequate Defensible Space?
Are you interested in working with neighbors and land managers to reduce fire risk in your community?
This workshop is intended primarily for residents, homeowners, and regular visitors to Marin County, CA. Registration online at www.firesafemarin.org/events is encouraged, but not required.
Thanks for providing 1200 goats for marin's grazing priogram in 2019. 
Thanks for providing the baby goats! 
