
When the Flicker Returned: Healing Through Fire in Magalia
BCFSC completes a 60-acre prescribed burn on PUSD land in Magalia, marking a milestone in trauma-informed community engagement and ecological restoration within the Camp Fire burn scar.

BCFSC completes a 60-acre prescribed burn on PUSD land in Magalia, marking a milestone in trauma-informed community engagement and ecological restoration within the Camp Fire burn scar.

For the past 19 years, the Butte County Fire Safe Council has brought together friends, partners, and community members at the Wildfire Safety Summit to reflect on our shared progress, challenges, and growth.

The Town of Paradise Category 4 Tree Removal Program was created to address the thousands of hazardous trees left standing after the 2018 Camp Fire.

The Park Fire Restoration Project uses post-fire erosion control to safeguard Big Chico Creek's water and habitat.

Neighbor-to-Neighbor, a program of California Volunteers, Office of the Governor, gave the BCFSC the capacity to host community events connecting neighbors through shared fire safety goals.

How a decade of collaboration between BCFSC and the Sierra Nevada Conservancy created pockets of resilience that helped protect Cohasset during the 2024 Park Fire.

BCFSC announces the SNC 1547 Magalia Forest & Wildfire Resilience Project, a multi-phase fuel reduction effort to protect the community of Magalia from high-severity wildfire.

Our 18th Annual Wildfire Safety Summit was a day of connection, inspiration, and a shared commitment to wildfire safety, land stewardship, and community resilience in Butte County.

Participants join a BCCG-hosted tour at Bald Rock in Berry Creek to learn about post-fire forest regeneration, prescribed burns, and the Berry Creek Tyme Maidu's land stewardship work.

What a magical day we had at our 2nd Grazing Workshop, held at the freshly grazed Ishi Hills Middle School in Oroville.