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Fire and forestry unite for 'good fire' training in Santa Cruz Mountains – Santa Cruz Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Fire and forestry unite for 'good fire' training in Santa Cruz Mountains – Santa Cruz Sentinel

This particular high-altitude exchange, according to organizers, marked a first for the program and the state by bringing together fire practitioners and professional foresters. The hope was to create interdisciplinary sparks between the two groups with potential to ignite new ideas and mutual understanding.

Santa Barbara County residents may notice some smoke in the air this week - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara County residents may notice some smoke in the air this week

Santa Barbara County residents may notice some smoke in the air this week. That's because there are two prescribed burns scheduled to take place near Los Olivos and Santa Ynez.

Source: ksby.com
Controlled burns to take place along Jalama Road this week - Vimarsana News

Controlled burns to take place along Jalama Road this week

Controlled burns will take place along Jalama Road outside of Lompoc from Wednesday, Nov. 16, to Friday, Nov. 18, according to the Air Pollution Control District.

Source: keyt.com
Prescribed burning in the Santa Ynez Valley begins November 14 - Vimarsana News

Prescribed burning in the Santa Ynez Valley begins November 14

A prescribed burning training exercise is scheduled to begin in the Santa Ynez Valley on Monday, November 14.

Source: ksby.com
As wildfires threaten, prescribed burns can protect America's forests - Vimarsana News

As wildfires threaten, prescribed burns can protect America's forests

Even as the Forest Service halts controlled burns for 90 days after a rare escape in New Mexico, experts say the prescribed fire needs to expand.