Resources
A resilient landscape is fire-wise, water wise and promotes biodiversity by using California native plants. These gardens use sustainable practices, plant selection, and maintenance to reduce the risk of fire in the defensible space zone.
Resilient gardens save water, protect us from fire and promote biodiversity.
A resilient landscape is fire-wise, water wise and promotes biodiversity by using California native plants. These gardens use sustainable practices, plant selection, and maintenance to reduce the risk of fire in the defensible space zone.
Resilient gardens save water, protect us from fire and promote biodiversity.
Videos about Home Hardening:
Wildfire Preparedness from University of California Cooperative Extension
Wildfire Preparedness from University of California Cooperative Extension
Coming Soon! Videos about Defensible Space from the UC Master Gardener Program of Sonoma County
California State and Sonoma County Resources Regarding Defensible Space:
Websites about Plants:
Calscape Native Plant Gardening Guide
Las Pilitas Nursery California Ecosystems
UC Marin Master Gardeners Gardening for Habitat
UC Garden Web: What is My Climate Zone?
PlantRight: Promoting Non-Invasive Plants
UC Sonoma Master Gardeners: Butterfly Plants
California Native Plant Society: Watering Native Plants
California Native Plant Society Journal: Fire and Native Plants
California Native Plant Society: Pruning Native Plants
Free Plans:
Habitat Corridor Project Free Plans
Sonoma County Living Learning Landscapes Free Plans
Calscape Native Plant Gardening Guide
Las Pilitas Nursery California Ecosystems
UC Marin Master Gardeners Gardening for Habitat
UC Garden Web: What is My Climate Zone?
PlantRight: Promoting Non-Invasive Plants
UC Sonoma Master Gardeners: Butterfly Plants
California Native Plant Society: Watering Native Plants
California Native Plant Society Journal: Fire and Native Plants
California Native Plant Society: Pruning Native Plants
Free Plans:
Habitat Corridor Project Free Plans
Sonoma County Living Learning Landscapes Free Plans
Fire in the Scientific Literature:
Factors Associated with Structure Loss
Factors Associated with Structure Loss
A complete resource list is in development for late fall, 2021!