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Weather, terrain, and ignition sources all affect wildfire risk. The plants growing across a landscape play a major role in wildfire behavior. Some invasive plants dry earlier, ignite easily, and…
The Marin County Council of Mayors & Councilmembers (MCCMC) invites you to a timely conversation about what a potentially powerful El Niño could mean for Marin County. Climate scientist Dr.…
Having the right tools and knowing how to use them can save you and your loved ones during an emergency. With all the technology and communications options today, wildfire information…
Wildfire does not follow jurisdictional boundaries. Preparing for it requires state agencies, county departments, fire districts, local governments, nonprofits, community organizations, and residents to work toward the same goals. California…
During a wildfire or other emergency, timely information can help you act quickly and protect your loved ones. Two important steps you can take now are making sure AlertMarin can…
A new school year means new schedules, teachers, activities, and routines. In Marin, it also coincides with the height of wildfire season, making back-to-school time a good opportunity to make…
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