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Grassy Lessons. 1.Trample, Tread, Crush...They Come back with Resilience & Mock. 2.Fodder ( for Thought)..They Feed to Enable Others to Breed. 3.Provide the Soft Mattress to the Homeless under a Starry Night. 4.Attract Flowers 🌺💐🌹 to Grow amongst Them with No Expectations. 5.Give a Living to Sell..Feed Thousands of Families. 6.Some save you Millions...Just Hic..Hic..& Be Transformed to another Paradise...Grassy you see 7.Evokes Envy..The Neighbours Lawn & Wife ...Are the Best. Grass . Class

Burning communities, Burning People, Homes Equipment,-Engines and Dozers , People walking off the lines dues Crazy management. And it two Calfire Teams WTH.? Food for thought 🤔 I've never seen a fire that dint go out ...2020 fire slower #ParkFire down. #prescribedfire #controlledfire #rxfire #mou #goodfire #partnerships #community #wildfire. @parkfire

Forest Fires and Indigenous Communities. We shared an article today about recent #Indigenous community protective prescribed burning in Alberta. This article outlines some of the challenges Indigenous communities face due to forest fires. https://hubs.la/Q02vqhlz0

Forest Fires and Indigenous Communities. We shared an article today about recent #Indigenous community protective prescribed burning in Alberta. This article outlines some of the challenges Indigenous communities face due to forest fires. https://hubs.la/Q02vq6Fy0

How do rain gardens help prevent flooding? Our quick video explains it all! Interested in helping #UnfloodOntario? A great way to help is sharing our natural infrastructure videos with your network - we'll post the last one tomorrow! Niagara Community Foundation, Toronto Foundation

Over the recent years we've all become avid problem solvers... But why do many people fail solve problems with trees before it's too late? The simple answer, they don't know they exist! So how can you spot the signs? Trees suffer with issues from damage caused by severe weather, pests and diseases, but many problems also tend to arise with conflicts of interest with humans and property. Human activities can lead to problems with growth or structural integrity, when their shape is adversely modified to fit around human life. Increased or changed exposure to prevailing winds, with the construction or demolition of buildings, can upset the balance of a tree. Have you spotted any problems with the trees on your property? Give us a call on 01344 985885 to see how we can help you before it's too late! #arborist #treecare #treeworker #treecutting #arboristlife #treeservice #arblife #collabandsucceed #warningsigns #trees

Opens 13th February 2024 & Closes 26th March Small Network Grants are now available to community organisations in regional and rural Australia to develop and deliver one-off events or initiatives to strengthen community networks and capabilities that build drought preparedness. Some examples might include; - Mental health breakfast – guest speaker talking about preparing for drought - Putting timers on taps - Extra water tanks There are so many potential opportunities here for Show Societies. HRCPD-Small-Networks-Grants.pdf (frrr.org.au)

🔔 While the term “wildland urban interface”, or “WUI”, is commonly used in areas that experience wildfires, it may not be common to you. But, now more than ever, it’s important for your fire department to get acquainted with it. 🔥 The WUI is the zone where structures and human development meet with undeveloped wildland or vegetative fuels—and WUI fires are not just a problem in the western-portion of the country. 📍 In fact, more than 60,000 communities across the U.S. are at risk for WUI fires—and the WUI area continues to grow by approximately 2 million acres each year. 📚This means it’s more vital than ever for you to understand the risks and create a strategy to help you encourage your community to become fire-adapted. Learn more from the U.S. Fire Administration here: https://hubs.la/Q02zl7zH0

Join me in learning about Vermont's recovery journey from 2023 flooding! Reflections on Flood Resilience and Recovery May 1 | 10-11:30 AM | Virtual After 10 months of recovery: how are our communities doing, what resources are serving us well, what opportunities are opening up? A panel of local, state, and federal leaders dealing with the daily ins and outs of Flood Recovery in Vermont will help us reflect on what we’ve been able to accomplish, what best practices and resources we can draw on at this point, and what the next phase of recovery and rebuilding may look like. (registration in the link below)