When wildfires threaten communities and homes, you might hear a lot about defensible space and the layer of protection it can provide. Defensible space is the first line of defense for your home against wildfire. Acting as a buffer between your structure and the surrounding area, having adequate defensible space can slow or halt the progress of fire when wildfire strikes. If you have good defensible space, it means you’ve managed the vegetation and any combustible materials within a 100-foot per

Curb appeal and wildfire safety can coexist. See how thoughtful hardscaping and fire-resistant design can elevate your home’s look in this video by Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety - IBHS. Fire-safe landscaping can add clean lines, a classy finish, and serious curb appeal while also helping to protect from both flying embers and direct flame. Smart design. Strong protection🔥 #Zone0 #ReadyForWildfire #IBHS #CALFIRE CAL FIRE Office of the State Fire Marshal | CAL FIRE

CAL FIRE personnel train for some of the most dangerous rescue scenarios in a recent Confined Space Rescue Technician class | CAL FIRE