Secretary @WadeCrowfoot is in Washington, DC this week for a series of meetings to address wildfire, flood protection, water resilience, and other priorities.
Despite clear differences with the federal administration, we are working to find common ground to protect Californians
ICYMI: @CAL_FIRE opened applications for 2 grant programs totaling up to $100M for community wildfire prevention and landscape resilience projects. Concept proposals for one program are due June 30; applications for the other are due July 8. http://bit.ly/tf-calfire-grants
Applications now open for the 2027 Route to Parks Grants!
Over $1 million in funding is available for CA community and tribal organizations working to expand access to state parks. Together, we can create welcoming outdoor experiences for all. More 👉️ https://buff.ly/N45XmK5
As you enjoy time at our reservoirs, please note that there are algal bloom caution advisories at Castaic Lake and Castaic Lagoon in Los Angeles County. Keep yourself and pets away from algal blooms.
Learn more about algal blooms at https://water.ca.gov/What-We-Do/Recreation/Algal-Blooms
Join us for the next installment of the History of Native California virtual lunch series to discuss We Are the Land: A History of Native California, with Professor William J. Bauer Jr. and Deputy Secretary of Tribal Affairs Geneva E.B. Thompson.
If you missed previous sessions and want to get caught up, you can watch past webinars and explore other resources on the Tribal Stewardship Policy Toolkit website here:
🔥 Different ways we fight wildland fires.
When combating wildfire, CAL FIRE employs a range of operational strategies that generally fall into three categories:
With temperatures climbing across California, conditions are shifting quickly—making preparedness more important than ever. CAL FIRE resources are already in position, trained, and ready to respond the moment they’re needed.