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Inspiring and empowering Californians, and connecting them with the research, training, and tools they need to live with fire in California.

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@ucanrfirenetwork.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 9:15 PM

The Envisioning a Fire-Adapted Future Art Contest has now been changed to include artwork submissions from all youth ages 9-18, and the submission deadline has been extended to October 19th. See the webpage linked in our bio for all other details. We hope you will participate!

A flyer that reads “Calling all artists and creative thinkers! Showcase your creative solutions for reducing wildfire risk at the 2026 Beneficial Fire Summit” at the top, includes an image of fire burning through foliage in the middle of the page with text over it that reads “Submissions due October 19” and the contest title “Envisioning a Fire-Adapted Future”, and text underneath the image at the bottom of the page that reads “Who can enter: All youth ages 9-18”, “Winners receive a t-shirt printed with their artwork!”, and “Learn more at link.ucanr.edu/2026-fire-art-contest”.
@ucanrfirenetwork.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 9:13 PM

The Envisioning a Fire-Adapted Future Art Contest has now been changed to include artwork submissions from all youth ages 9-18, and the submission deadline has been extended to October 19th. See the webpage linked in our bio for all other details. We hope you will participate!

@ucanrfirenetwork.bsky.socialOct 5, 2026, 5:07 PM

Learn more at link.ucanr.edu/2026-fire-ar....

Contact Tori Norville at [email protected] with any questions.

@ucanrfirenetwork.bsky.socialOct 5, 2026, 5:07 PM

The UC ANR Fire Network is inviting 4-H members ages 9-18 to submit artwork showcasing creative solutions for helping communities adapt to wildfires. All submissions will be displayed at the 2026 Beneficial Fire Summit in San Diego, California. Link in bio.

@ucanr.edu @afe-fireecology.bsky.social

A flyer that reads “Calling all artists and creative thinkers! Showcase your creative solutions for reducing wildfire risk at the 2026 Beneficial Fire Summit” at the top, includes an image of fire burning through foliage in the middle of the page with text over it that reads “Submissions due October 12” and the contest title “Envisioning a Fire-Adapted Future”, and text underneath the image at the bottom of the page that reads “Who can enter: 4-H members ages 9+”, “Winners receive a t-shirt printed with their artwork!”, and “Learn more at link.ucanr.edu/2026-fire-art-contest”.
@ucanr.eduSep 21, 2026, 6:31 PMReposted by @ucanrfirenetwork.bsky.social

See “good fire” in action at the Central Coast Good Fire Fair on Oct. 10! Watch a live prescribed burn, see fire demonstrations & learn how beneficial fire can reduce wildfire risk and support healthy forests.
Free & open to the public.
https://ucanr.edu/blog/green-blog/article/goodfirefair2026

Image of a fire demonstration in a wooded area. Two individuals in protective gear are managing a controlled burn. Text overlay reads: "Central Coast Good Fire Fair. Watch a live prescribed burn in a redwood grove. See fire behavior demonstrations. Enjoy hands-on fire activities for kids and adults." Event details include "Oct. 10, 10 am - 3 pm, Felton" with University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources logo at the bottom.A person is holding a microphone, standing near a wooden table outdoors. Another individual is enthusiastically demonstrating a small scale experiment with colorful elements and smoke, while a child observes closely. The setting is a forested area with sunlight filtering through the trees.A group of people on a path surrounded by trees, dressed in firefighting gear. Smoke is visible in the background. One person wears standard firefighting attire, while another in bright yellow gear holds a red fire extinguisher. A child in an orange outfit and pink helmet stands facing them.Two individuals dressed in yellow protective gear are using drip torches to manage a controlled burn in a forested area. Smoke rises around them as they work. Sunlight filters through the trees, illuminating the scene.
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