Help Save Our Planet California- Cal, Avila, Pismo- Wildfire
Cal, Avila, Pismo Fires
This project is part of our focused on California in 2020, as we work as we work to support forest fire restoration in areas where significant environmental damage occurred. Million Tree Challenge to support forest fire restoration in areas where significant environmental damage occurred. The Cal-Avila-and Pismo fire has burned more than 400 acres since igniting. Post wildfire reforestation is necessary in some areas to prevent invasive species from taking over, to restore desired landscapes with beneficial local tree species, and to prevent soil erosion. Of course, the trees will also aid in absorbing carbon as they grow, to clean the air and water for local communities.
California's Central Coast wildfires has grown to hundreds of acres. Many told to evacuate their homes. Cal Fire to the Avila Fire destroyed about 400 acres N. Pismo Beach, 10% contained.
Los Angeles, CA- 11 Firefighters Escape Through Fire
Disaster Relief
Support our frontline firefighters. A ball of fire chased firefighters down a ladder engulfing them as they ran down the ladder to get to safety across the street.
You could feel the fiery eruption and see the metal debris flying through the air.
The earthquake like explosion injured 11 firefighters and they would remain in the hospital overnight for observation and they where all alert, but two firefighters were put on ventilators due to smoke inhalation, four were sent to the intensive care unit for burns and two in critical but stable condition. .
11 Firefighter Injured
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The Kobe & Vanessa Bryant Family Foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of youth and families in need, both domestically and globally. By providing financial resources and developing unique programs, the Foundation strives to strengthen communities through educational and cultural enrichment opportunities. KBVFF is dedicated to reaching out to young people and families worldwide to provide financial resources and develop unique programs to make a difference.
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California Wildfires 2019
California Wildfires
This project is part of our Million Tree Challenge focused on California in 2019, as we work to support forest fire restoration in areas where significant environmental damage occurred. The Kincade fire has burned more than 10,000 acres since igniting Wednesday evening. Post wildfire reforestation is necessary in some areas to prevent invasive species from taking over, to restore desired landscapes with beneficial local tree species, and to prevent soil erosion. Of course, the trees will also aid in absorbing carbon as they grow, to clean the air and water for local communities.
The Mendocino planting took place on the site of the 2017 Redwood Valley Fire, which burned 36,523 acres and destroyed 543 structures. Due to the challenging terrain - mountainous land with many charred logs that needed to be removed and/or climbed over for effective planting - professional crews were used for this project.
We worked with local community associations to restore 99 acres of privately owned land, part of which was home to famed racehorse Seabiscuit! Disaster Relief Donate.
California Wildfire Kincade & Tick
Northern And Southern
- Oct. 25, 2019 Providing food, water and shelter for residents and food and water to firefighters. . Blazes destroy homes and buildings and spur evacuations while high winds fuel fears for 50,000 evacuated as new blaze grows. The Tick fire is burning out of control north of Los Angeles and has forced thousands of residents to evacuate their homes, fire officials said.
The blaze near Santa Clarita broke out Thursday and in just a few hours has burned about 3,950 acres, the Los Angeles County Fire Department said. It was 5% contained by late Thursday. The Kincade Fire, Cabrillo Fire, Nelson Fire and Muir Fire are still burning in Northern California.
The Saddle Ridge Fire, Tick Fire, Old Water Fire, Oak Fire and Palisades Fire are still burning in Southern California.
Combined, nine fires have charred nearly 30,000 acres.
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Diving Vessel Catches fire off southern California
34 Feared Dead 5 Rescued
- The diving boat that is on fire off the coast of Southern California is named "Conception." It is based in Santa Barbara Harbor.
- The Conception set out on a three-day Labor Day diving excursion has "burned down. Five people have been rescued from the Conception. The five crew members able to disembark because they were in the main cabin. The 34 passengers were below decks.
- Coast Guard Senior Chief Aaron Bemis said the fire on the boat keeps re-flashing, hampering efforts to board the boat and look for survivors.
- We will be working closely with the Truth Aquatics to support the families of the victims of this tragedy. Money raised will be divided between the victims families. Donate Disaster Relief Charity. California Boat Fire