Mosquito Fire Recovery and Reforestation

Placer RCD has received over $11M in grant funding to assist in the recovery of private forestland within the Mosquito Fire footprint. This funding, provided by CAL FIRE and the US Forest Service, will be used for hazard tree mitigation, dead tree removal, site preparation, and reforestation on private, non-industrial forestland in Placer County. If you have dead or dying trees on your property due to the Mosquito Fire and are seeking technical advice or financial assistance, reach out to the RCD to discuss your options for recovery.

EROSION CONTROL: It’s important for private landowners to implement erosion control measures after a fire and before heavy rains. Erosion control measures can make re-foresting and rebuilding your damaged property easier. The RCD offers free, site-specific technical assistance on erosion control.

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Technical and financial resources are available for landowners affected by the Mosquito Fire. Please fill out the form below, or contact:

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Funding for this project provided by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection’s Forest Health and Fire Prevention Programs.

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Allison (left) talking with Mark (middle) and homeowner Gary (right) about hazardous tree removal, reforestation and erosion control on his property in the Mosquito Fire footprint.

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