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Join on March 10 at 6PM!
An online workshop for builders, contractors, roofers, architects and handymen will air on Monday, March 10 at 6PM – 7PM. Learn about:
– Market demand for contractors to do wildfire mitigation work.
– Ember ignitions and how they affect building materials and design.
– How to fix common wildfire risks on roofs, eaves, gutters, windows, doors, decks, exterior walls and adjacent to the home.
Join on Zoom or watch on Comcast Channel 30. Learn more here.
Wildfire Watch Special: LA Fires - Lessons for Marin
A Special Edition of Wildfire Watch aired on February 10th. Watch the recording to hear from local experts about what happened in LA and what we are doing here in Marin to lower our risks and keep our community safe. Find out what YOU need to do to get prepared for wildfire. Here is the Q&A from the event, read our answers to your questions.
FSM YouTube Channel
Fire Safe Marin produces high quality videos, explaining wildfire risks and solutions. Check out popular playlists, like Mythbusters that tackle the most common misconceptions about wildfire safety or the Did you know? series, offering short explanations of wildfire basics.
If you want a deeper dive into wildfire science, watch videos like Wildfire Behavior with Mark Brown.
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Regulations are coming for Zero 0 in high wildfire risk areas. Learn why this area is so crucial to lowering the risk of your home igniting during a wildfire.
Don't make this common mistake putting mulch right next to your house! Read this article before you get to work.
Use the principles in this article to help safeguard your property from wildfire.
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