Our 2020 Virtual Field Day consists of a series of videos that demonstrate the need for and use of prescribed fire. For more information on prescribed fire, please contact us at ssierrapfc@gmail.com.
Based on research by George Gruell, this video examines the historic effects of fire suppression on Sierra Nevada forests.
A series of three videos on prescribed burning by the Sierra Nevada Conservancy.
A series of three videos on prescribed burning by the Sierra Nevada Conservancy.
A series of three videos on prescribed burning by the Sierra Nevada Conservancy.
Scott Stephens discusses California's need for fire in this UC Berkeley Ted Talk.
Fire Ecologist Eaman Engber discusses using prescribed fire to treat conifer encroachment on oak woodlands.
UCCE Forestry Advisor Susie Kocher introduces a prescribed training burn at Shaver Lake.
This time lapse video pictures the same prescribed training burn at Shaver Lake.
Cal Fire conducts firing opeations to protect forests from catastrohic wildfire.
Cal Fire develops fuel breaks in the Sierra Nevada to protect communities from wildfire.
Marshall Long and Cal Fire conduct invasive weed control burns on the Long Ranch in Mariposa.
UCCE Advisor Scott Oneto demonstrates the use of fire to control Yellow Star Thistle.
North Fork Mono tribal leader, Ron Goode, teaches UC Davis students about cultural burning.
The North Fork Mono Tribe burns sourberry in Mariposa County, CA.
Historically, native tribes tended the wild with fire. That tradition continues today.
The National Interagency Fire Center presents "Native Fire," an overview of cultural burning.
An introduction to forest and fire science is covered in Unit 1 of the Fireworks Curriculum.
The physics of fire is covered in Unit 2 of the Fireworks curriculum.
Wildfire preparedness is covered in Unit 3 of the Fireworks curriculum.