Help people affected by the #CaliforniaFire# by visiting call 1-800-RED-CROSS or text CAWILDFIRES to 90999 to make $10 donation. Includes shelter,food,water,physical and mental health resources as well as emotional support.

Since June 1, California has deployed 3,372 personnel and 258 pieces of equipment to support emergency response in 12 states and two countries. Many of those resources come from local government fire agencies mobilized by Cal OES through the California Fire and Rescue Mutual Aid System. More than 200 local fire agencies provided support, deploying a combined 2,921 firefighters and 172 fire engines and specialized equipment. Thank you to the firefighters, emergency managers, and support personnel who have answered the call to support our neighbors across the nation and the globe. Learn more: 

Wildfire recovery is more than rebuilding. It means creating a healthier, more resilient landscape for the future. 🌲 The 2021 Caldor Fire burned more than 220,000 acres across the Sierra Nevada, including parts of the Upper Mokelumne River watershed. Today, partners are working to help the landscape recover and become more resilient. Through a partnership between CAL FIRE, the USDA Forest Service, and the Upper Mokelumne River Watershed Authority, grant funding is supporting projects that reduce excess vegetation, improve forest health, and protect the watershed. The Mokelumne River watershed provides water for communities across the region, including millions of people in the East Bay. This work also creates conditions where prescribed fire can be used safely and effectively to maintain a healthier forest. This is Grants at Work: investing in a healthier, more resilient California. @USForestService, Eldorado National Forest, @CALFIREAEU #CALFIRE# #GrantsAtWork# #ForestHealth# #WildfireResilience# #CaliforniaForests#

The wife @CaliforniaFrizz thought it would be a good idea to get 7 new chickens. So we now have 7 new chickens. Which means we now have 12 chickens. The wife is happy. So I am happy. 🫠