We have supported the treatment of over 5,426 acres of vegetation, including the creation of 92 miles of shaded fuel breaks to protect communities. Our work has enhanced defensible space for 630 homes and improved 64 miles of critical evacuation routes and roadside treatments.

‍‍By investing in technical training and community partnerships, we have helped establish a skilled workforce ready to implement vegetation management and prescribed fire activities. More than 1,500 people, including 190 landowners, participated in more than 50 in-person workshops, field training, and events. We are empowering landowners and managers with the knowledge and resources they need.

‍Our initial funding has attracted significant matching investments, including a grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. This demonstrates the power of strategic partnerships to expand our impact across the landscape.

‍Our projects deliver multiple benefits beyond wildfire protection - from improving watershed health to enhancing wildlife habitat. By integrating traditional ecological knowledge with scientific best practices, we are fostering resilient landscapes that will benefit generations to come.