Bonny Doon Fire Safe Council

Welcome to the Bonny Doon Fire Safe Council

Our Mission

To educate and mobilize the people of the Ben Lomond Mountain to protect their community, homes and environment from wildfire.

The Bonny Doon Fire Safe Council is a grass-roots, all volunteer organization aimed at raising awareness and taking action toward making Bonny Doon and the surrounding mountain communities fire adapted.

News

Human dimensions of wildfire: reflections on wildfire evacuation experiences and evacuation alternatives On Thursday evening, September 29 at 6pm we are very lucky to host Amanda Stasiewicz, co-Director, NSF IUCRC Wildfire Interdisciplinary Research Center and Department of Environmental Studies, San José ...
Posted Sep 15, 2022, 6:55 PM by Joe Christy
Spring 2022 Chipping Sign-ups run through 10PM on March 18th.The chipping will run three days per week over the first two weeks in April and then 5 days per week in ...
Posted Mar 13, 2022, 4:46 PM by Joe Christy
2021 Board Elections To allow more time for our special guests' presentation, the business portion of our annual meeting will be brief. We have one item of business - board elections.Lisa Schallop and ...
Posted Oct 29, 2021, 4:58 PM by Joe Christy
2021 Annual Meeting on Zoom Wed. Nov. 3, 7 - 8:30pm Board election, then special guests Nikki Silva and Shmuel Thaler. When CZU Fire erupted Nikki and Shmuel began photographing and interviewing to document that historic event, culminating in a special ...
Posted Oct 29, 2021, 4:19 PM by Joe Christy
Home Ignition Zone Consultations coming soon, sign-up now Our Home Ignition Zone Training produced an eager cadre of volunteers who have completed the National Fire Protection Association's Assessing Structure Ignition Potential from Wildfire training. If you are ...
Posted Aug 26, 2021, 2:44 PM by Joe Christy

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Events

What	Where	Date	Time
Human dimensions of wildfire	Zoom	September 29, 2022	6 - 7:30 pm
Monthly Board Meeting	TBA	October 13, 2022	6 - 7pm

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