Putting Nature to Work Series: Prescribed Grazing for Ecological and Wildfire Resilience

About this webinar

Learn about new legislation recently introduced by Senator Monique Limón that will enhance wildfire mitigation efforts by expanding statewide prescribed grazing efforts. Hear from local rangeland contractors, conservationists, and policymakers about the need to scale this important ecological and fire resilience tool – and how Senate Bill 675 will ensure that prescribed grazing is better integrated into existing statewide wildfire resilience programs and strategies. Co-presented with Cuyama Lamb LLC, the California Climate & Agriculture Network (CalCAN), Channel Islands Restoration, and the Office of Senator Monique Limón.

 Watch the recording to learn:

  • How intentional, targeted, grazing by hoofed animals reduces fire fuels and supports native habitats.

  • Why Senate Bill 675 is vital to scaling up and expanding this practice in high-risk fire areas.

  • How the bill will help ensure prescribed grazing is better integrated into California's existing wildfire resilience programs and plans.

  • What you can do to support the passing of SB 675.

Speakers:

Host:

  • Molly Taylor, Climate-Smart Agriculture Program Manager, Community Environmental Council

Resources

Learn more about prescribed grazing:

Learn more about SB 675:

Take action to support ecological and wildfire resilience:

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Thank you to our sponsors

We are deeply grateful to our partners Rooted Language Justice for providing Spanish language interpretation and translation. Look for more bilingual webinars over the next few months.

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