In recent years, multiple fires have devastated Northern California’s famed giant sequoias. Despite strong efforts to protect the giant sequoia trees, the Castle Fire in 2020, along with the KNP…
Shannon BourkeNovember 8, 2021
A storm system brought record-breaking rain to California this past weekend when it impacted the state as well as the Pacific Northwest. While firefighters welcomed the rain to the massive…
Hannah JonesOctober 27, 2021
Human Impact Most people have likely heard that a majority of wildland fires are caused by humans, but what does that mean exactly? On its face, it might lead people…
John MeadOctober 19, 2021
Unfortunately for most, after a wildfire has passed is when the real work begins. The wildfire may not have impacted the home with direct flame impingement, but even from a…
Adam PrellOctober 17, 2021
With September's cooler temperatures and new month transition to Fall, fire activity began to moderate across much of the West. But, California and the more western geographic areas, did continue…
Adam PrellOctober 6, 2021
Earlier this month, RedZone CEO Clark Woodward was interviewed on Duck Creek's recently launched podcast series. The series launched this month, Conversations on the Creek, features Clark and RedZone in…
Adam PrellSeptember 27, 2021
On average, the Atlantic Ocean produces 10.1 named storms annually. 17 named storms and $53.5 billion in damages so far with 2021 Hurricanes. For a second year in a row,…
Adam PrellSeptember 22, 2021
For a second straight year, California fires & acreage burned are more than double the average. Severe drought conditions in Northern California have led to a vast majority of the…
Adam PrellSeptember 15, 2021
Well here we are again, another fall of fire season is upon us. Let's take a look at last week's monthly outlook from the National Interagency Fire Center. The release…
Adam PrellSeptember 8, 2021
