Join the Resource Conservation District and Caltrans

at the Pedro Point Firehouse on August 31st,

for a presentation about upcoming Wildfire Resiliancy projects near you!

 

San Mateo Resource Conservation District and Caltrans are planning and implementing vegetation removal work at the southern edge of Pacifica for the purposes of wildfire fuels reduction and habitat enhancement. Pedro Point Headlands (owned by State Coastal Conservancy, City of Pacifica and North Coast County Water District) and the adjacent Highway 1 corridor is occupied by flammable, invasive species, including dense eucalyptus stands that border private properties and the Highway. Vegetation will be strategically removed at the Headlands and within the Caltrans right-of-way, including potential hazard trees that are within striking distance of the highway to lower wildfire risk, improve community safety and evacuation routes, and strengthen the long-term ecological resilience of this iconic coastal landscape. This work is funded by the California State Coastal Conservancy.

 

Please RSVP for either the in person presentatiopn at the Pedro Point Firehouse,

August 31 from 7 -8 pm

or to attend via Zoom.  

*see the flyer for details.