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The mission of the SRCD is to take available technical, financial, and educational resources, whatever their source, and focus or coordinate them at the local level, to meet the present and future natural resource needs of the local land user.

10/26/2026

The Bear Mountain Foothills Firewise Community is hosting its monthly meeting tonight at the Bear Mountain Activity Center! This opportunity is open to all Firewise communities and residents. Check out the flyer for more details!

10/13/2026

If you had to leave your home in 5 minutes, would you know what to take?

Important documents, medications, emergency contacts, and a family meeting plan can make a big difference during an emergency. Taking time now to prepare can help your family respond quickly and reduce stress when every minute matters.

Prepared families respond faster and recover stronger.

Read more and start preparing your family today:
firefightersonyourside.org

10/12/2026

Free Food‼️ Repotting plants for future river restoration!

Please join us on October 17th at 8am for our River Restoration Volunteer Event at 10637 N Lanes Rd, Fresno, CA 93730. Volunteers will repot 1000 seedling plants to prepare them for planting along the San Joaquin River later this year! We will also steward our native pollinator garden. Scan the QR code to sign up!

10/05/2026

UP is hosting a Home Insurance Shopping Help Webinar for California Homeowners on Tuesday, October 6th at 12pm!

We have assembled an incredible expert panel and we will provide information on how to shop around, who’s selling and what options are out there, how to get wildfire mitigation discounts and more.

If home insurance affordability (and availability) continue to be a hot topic in your community, please help us spread the work by registering (link in bio) and sharing this post!

09/15/2026

🌿 Hands-on habitat restoration on the San Joaquin River!

🗓 Saturday, Sept 19th | 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

📍 10637 N Lanes Rd

Help us with native planting, seed collection, sheet mulching, and pollinator garden maintenance. Bring your friends, family, or come solo!

📲 Register using the QR code on the flyer!

09/15/2026

Wildfire preparedness is an ongoing process. Take time throughout the year to review your emergency supplies, reduce wildfire risks around your property, and stay informed about conditions in your area.

A few simple steps can make a difference:
-Review and update your emergency kit
-Sign up for local emergency alerts
-Clear leaves, vegetation, and other combustible materials around your home
-Review your wildfire preparedness plan annually

Prepare today. Protected tomorrow.

Learn more: firefightersonyourside.org

08/25/2026

One prepared home can help protect an entire neighborhood.

Creating and maintaining defensible space is one of the most effective ways to reduce wildfire risk and help protect your community.

Defensible space tips:

-Zone 0 (0–5 feet): Remove combustible materials such as leaves, mulch, and firewood from around your home.
-Zone 1 (5–30 feet): Trim vegetation, remove dead plants, and keep grass short.
-Zone 2 (30–100 feet): Reduce excess vegetation and create space between trees and shrubs.

Prepared communities recover stronger. Talk with neighbors about emergency plans, evacuation routes, and local resources before disaster strikes.

Learn more about ways to help protect your home from wildfire:
https://www.firefightersonyourside.org/on-your-side-blog/is-your-home-protected

08/11/2026

When a Red Flag Warning is issued, every minute matters.

Red Flag Warnings signal dangerous weather conditions that can contribute to extreme wildfire behavior. Monitor local alerts, follow guidance from emergency officials, and be prepared to act quickly if conditions change. Evacuating early before evacuation orders is recommended to avoid being trapped.

Understand what Red Flag Warnings mean and how to prepare:
https://www.firefightersonyourside.org/red-flag-warning

08/05/2026

🚨 Free CPR & First Aid Training Opportunity for Firewise Community members along the Highway 168 corridor! Sierra RCD is offering a free training on Saturday, August 29, for residents living in Firewise Communities.

Spots are limited, and registration closes this Friday, August 7. Scan the QR code or click the link to sign up today and reserve your spot!

https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/uEGsEJ0NaY

Address

P. O. Box 693
Auberry, CA
93602

Website

http://sierrarcd.com/

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