CCC Forestry Corps Plays Vital Role in State’s Wildfire Mitigation
The California Conservation Corps’ Forestry Corps program is part of the state’s strengthening defense against wildfires and recently received grant support from Edison International.
Local Residents in Old Wilkerson Work to Increase Wildfire Safety
Nami Elliott’s home sits above the western side of the valley floor in Inyo County’s Old Wilkerson. When the Taboose Fire burned close to her home about a year ago, she still remembers the “horrific winds” and the sky that had turned pink and red. ...
SCE Biologists Help Protect Wildlife During Emergencies
In the southern Sierra Nevada, the Pacific fisher – a carnivore in the weasel family that eats birds and even porcupines – is now on the endangered species list for these mountains partly due to the loss of their habitat from wildfires. ...
SCE Drone Inspections Help Reduce Wildfire Risk
Alyssa Grigoryan has been studying to get her Remote Pilot Certificate from the FAA so she can become a certified drone pilot. She hopes to get her license in the next few months, a process that was put on hold during the coronavirus pandemic. ...
Photo Credit: Ernesto Sanchez
CCC Corpsmembers work to clear hazardous brush and trees near Big Bear.
Photo Credit: Ernesto Sanchez
CCC Corpsmembers work to clear hazardous brush and trees near Big Bear.
Photo Credit: Ernesto Sanchez
For the past few months, Corpsmembers have worked to clear hazardous brush and trees near the Keller Peak Fire Lookout in Big Bear.
Photo Credit: Ernesto Sanchez
The Corps provides youth between 18-25, or military veterans up through age 29, paid workforce development opportunities through various environmental projects.
Photo Credit: Ernesto Sanchez
Working with chainsaws and hand tools, Corpsmembers brave the hot summer temperatures in masks while social distancing to perform ongoing wildfire mitigation.
Photo Credit: Ernesto Sanchez
Working with chainsaws and hand tools, Corpsmembers brave the hot summer temperatures in masks while social distancing to perform ongoing wildfire mitigation.
Photo Credit: Ernesto Sanchez
CCC Corpsmembers work to clear hazardous brush and trees near Big Bear.
Photo Credit: Ernesto Sanchez
For the past few months, Corpsmembers have worked to clear hazardous brush and trees near the Keller Peak Fire Lookout in Big Bear.
Local Residents in Old Wilkerson Work to Increase Wildfire Safety
Nami Elliott’s home sits above the western side of the valley floor in Inyo County’s Old Wilkerson. When the Taboose Fire burned close to her home about a year ago, she still remembers the “horrific winds” and the sky that had turned pink and red. ...
SCE Biologists Help Protect Wildlife During Emergencies
In the southern Sierra Nevada, the Pacific fisher – a carnivore in the weasel family that eats birds and even porcupines – is now on the endangered species list for these mountains partly due to the loss of their habitat from wildfires. ...
SCE Drone Inspections Help Reduce Wildfire Risk
Alyssa Grigoryan has been studying to get her Remote Pilot Certificate from the FAA so she can become a certified drone pilot. She hopes to get her license in the next few months, a process that was put on hold during the coronavirus pandemic. ...
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CCC Forestry Corps Plays Vital Role in State’s Wildfire Mitigation
The California Conservation Corps’ Forestry Corps program is part of the state’s strengthening defense against wildfires and recently received grant support from Edison International.
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Photo Credit: Ernesto Sanchez
Video Credit: Joseph Foulk and Ernesto Sanchez