Wildfire Recovery in California

Throwback to the beautiful scenery of the Los Angeles Forest. 🌲
It’s always good to look back and appreciate the landscapes we work to protect—every trail, tree, and view reminds us why forest conservation matters.

Planning a camping trip in a national forest? Here are a few do’s and don’ts to help prevent wildfires:

✅ Do:
– Use designated fire rings or stoves
– Fully extinguish your campfire before leaving
– Follow local fire restrictions

🚫 Don’t:
– Leave flames unattended
– Burn during

California’s national forests offer incredible opportunities for ecotourism—hiking, birdwatching, camping, and enjoying breathtaking nature.

Still, with dry and hot seasons approaching as summer officially arrives, it’s important to keep wildfire prevention top of mind. Here are

Redwood National and State Parks in Northern California are home to the tallest trees on Earth—some reaching over 110 meters.

What’s equally remarkable is that these giants thrive in thin, nutrient-poor soils, relying on coastal fog to capture moisture.

Angeles National Forest is known for its stunning landscapes—but also for the devastating impact of wildfires.

With fire risk high in the region, responsible camping is essential. Always check fire regulations before starting a campfire, use designated fire rings where allowed,

The weathered bristlecone pines in California’s White Mountains epitomize resilience, surviving for millennia in high-altitude, harsh conditions.

California's forests offer a stunning mosaic of landscapes, ranging from majestic mountain peaks to the serene valleys cradling rivers below.

Our mission marries fire prevention with the maintenance and improvement of visitor facilities like trails, campgrounds, and picnic spots in our National Forests. We advocate visitor involvement in preserving these environments, treasured by locals and tourists alike. The Angeles

Our mission goes beyond mitigating the risk of severe wildfires; it encompasses developing and maintaining recreational infrastructure such as trails, trailheads, campgrounds, visitor centers, and picnic areas. This ensures the best experience for the millions of residents and visitors