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Pepperwood Field Notes

Articles: Wildfire
  • Cross-continental Conservation Connections

    on May 15, 2023

    Linking Science and Action Networks from Chile to California: a Model for Global Collaboration

    Biodiversity, Blog, Climate Change, Community, Conservation, conservation science, Drought, Extreme Events, Fire Mitigation, Fire Resilience, Flood, Indigenous Science, Leadership, Research, Science, Traditional Ecological Knowledge, Wildfire

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  • Embers of Awakening: From Firestorms to Climate Healing, features 5/31 at 9PM Channel 22 PBS

    on May 14, 2023

    The documentary film, “Embers of Awakening”, will be shown on KRCB (television Channel 22 PBS) on…

    Announcement, Climate Change, Community, Fire Mitigation, Fire Resilience, Leadership, Research, Science, Stewardship, The News Room, Wildfire

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  • Combining Indigenous Knowledge and Science for Responsible Stewardship

    on May 7, 2023

    Vegetation Trends and Cycles in Fire-Prone Landscapes of Lake, Napa and Sonoma Counties Principal Investigator: Arthur Dawson, Baseline Consulting If fire can be considered a member of the community, as Indigenous…

    Announcement, Community, Fire Mitigation, Fire Resilience, Good Fire, Indigenous Science, Intentional Fire, Leadership, Native Advisory Council, Preserve Management, Research, Science, Stewardship, The News Room, Traditional Ecological Knowledge, Wildfire

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  • Questions about Good Fire

    on November 23, 2022

    While most of our friends and neighbors have shared their enthusiasm for the integration of “Good Fire” into Pepperwood’s stewardship, some have also expressed concerns – especially about impacts…

    Blog, Community, Controlled Burning, Fire Ecology for Non-Scientists, Fire Mitigation, Fire Resilience, Good Fire, Intentional Fire, Leadership, Preserve Management, Stewardship, Tubbs Fire, Wildfire

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  • Good Fire for California

    on November 16, 2022

    This area had been thinned and prepped to receive good fire for more than two years before the…

    Blog, Climate Change, Community, Controlled Burning, Fire Ecology for Non-Scientists, Fire Mitigation, Fire Resilience, Good Fire, Intentional Fire, Leadership, Preserve Management, Stewardship, Tubbs Fire, Wildfire

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  • VLOG: Meet the People Who Brought Cultural Burning Back to Pepperwood

    on November 1, 2022

    Clint McKay’s people have known this land since time immemorial. The Wappo People have been tending the place we now call Pepperwood with intentional fire known as cultural burning…

    Biodiversity, Blog, Indigenous Science, Intentional Fire, Native Advisory Council, Stewardship, Wildfire

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  • New York Times VLOG: Meet the People Burning California to Save It

    on October 24, 2022

    Back in July of 2021, the New York Times did a short film and explainer about the need for controlled burning in California. The setting actually took place here…

    Blog, Controlled Burning, Fire Resilience, Good Fire, Intentional Fire, Leadership, Prescribed Fire, Stewardship, Wildfire

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  • Pepperwood, Likely Pilot Site for Remote Grid Proposed by PG&E

    on October 4, 2022

    Plans are that PG&E will install solar panels over the parking area next to The Bechtel House at…

    Announcement, Climate Change, Community, Conservation, Fire Mitigation, Preserve Management, The News Room, Wildfire

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  • TBC3 2022: The Dynamics of Live Fuel Moisture and Fire Behavior

    on October 3, 2022

    By Eve Lynch Communications Intern Above: Scientists and traveling scholars enjoy sharing meals and nature together at TBC3. The Science Collaboration Looking into California’s Changing…

    Blog, Climate Change, Community, Conservation, conservation science, Fire Mitigation, Leadership, Stewardship, TBC3, Wildfire

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  • Lisa Micheli Leads Panel at 2022 Wildfire Leadership Summit

    on September 30, 2022

    The After the Fire USA 2022 Wildfire Leadership Summit included 126 organizations and 168 people, and convened for three days. The topics covered…

    Climate Change, Community, Fire Mitigation, The News Room, Wildfire

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