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SPUR program monitors Santa Cruz Mountains forests' post-fire biodiversity - Vimarsana News

SPUR program monitors Santa Cruz Mountains forests' post-fire biodiversity

Following the CZU Lighting Complex Fire that destroyed much of the Santa Cruz Mountains in 2020, the Sponsored Projects for Undergraduate Research Program is conducting a study about the biodiversity of the forest post-fire starting in 2021. 

Boulder Creek Family Forced to Rebuild Home Again Following Recent Storm - Vimarsana News

Boulder Creek Family Forced to Rebuild Home Again Following Recent Storm

A Boulder Creek family is dealing with a second major blow from Mother Nature.

Wildfire victims find hope in God after millions of acres burn - Vimarsana News

Wildfire victims find hope in God after millions of acres burn

Dan and Rochelle Kelly thought they would only be gone from their Boulder Creek, California, home for a day when they received the reverse 911 call on Aug. 18 advising them to evacuate because of an approaching wildfire.

Evacuation Warnings Issued for Parts of CZU Complex Burn Area in San Mateo County - Vimarsana News

Evacuation Warnings Issued for Parts of CZU Complex Burn Area in San Mateo County

Evacuation warnings have been issued for areas of San Mateo County after the National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch and wind advisory Saturday...

Lightning Complex Fires Also Seriously Damaged Drinking Water Systems - Vimarsana News

Lightning Complex Fires Also Seriously Damaged Drinking Water Systems

"There were a lot of people who didn't have water for a long time," Mahood said. In fact, much of the drinking water system operated by the San Lorenzo Valley Water District that serves Mahood's neighborhood, along with some 7,100 other households, was damaged or destroyed. Over the past five years or so, hundreds of California drinking water systems have suffered similar fates while struggling with the impacts of the state's increasingly intense climate-driven wildfires. In 2020 alone, 250 water systems were either damaged by fire or were subject to fire-related public safety power shutoffs,...