How one town put politics aside to save itself from fire
Public Tour of Controlled Burn Area
Paul Hessburg TedTalk - Living Dangerously, Era of Megafire
Think Out Loud Podcast on Biscuit Fire
Archived News Articles
- Ashland Watershed Draws National Praise
- Community Outreach Tour Draws Dozens
- Feds Tour Ashland Forest Resiliency Project
- Jackson County gets firewood to 30 low-income families
- Ashland trails benefit from effort to reduce wildfire fuel-thinningRecent News
- Fire line to the future
- Temporary Closure on Watershed Trails Begins
- Judge Rules Against Watershed Thinning Lawsuit
- Interview with Mayor Stromberg
- Ecologically-based commercial thinning
- Horn Gap Project
- October City Source Article on Controlled Burning
- Fire History Study in the Ashland Watershed
- Ashland Watershed Work Update for 600 Acres of Ecological Thinning
- Ashland High School Students work on AFR Project
- Helicopter Tree Thinning Project Begins
- Controlled Burn for 30 to 40 Acres
- Local Residents Tour Ashland Watershed
- Ashland Forest Resiliency Expands with New Funding
- Project Summary and Spring Update
- Ashland Forest Resiliency Generates Local Jobs
- UC Davis News Report on Western Forests
- City News Release: Work Begins in Ashland Watershed
- Ashland Forest Resiliency Partnership Formed with City Council Unanimous Vote
