Neighbor to Neighbor - How Communities Organize for Wildfire Resilience
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Neighbor to Neighbor - How Communities Organize for Wildfire Resilience
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The heart of this conversation is really about how much we can achieve when neighbors team up to get fire-ready. We share stories from one local neighborhood that has truly transformed their fire safety by working together, showing that preparedness isn't just about what you do when the siren goes off—it's about the work you put in long before that.
We are joined by John Groom, the Director of Land Management for the Tahoe Donner Association, who does a great job of explaining how much power individual residents have when they get organized. At the end of the day, we’re convinced that the biggest wins for safety and resilience don’t come from some distant government office; they happen right outside your own front door.
Links & Organizations referenced in this episode:
- Tahoe Donner Association
- Firewise USA
- Truckee Fire