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Learn how to make and install fire-resistant vent covers. It’s an easy and inexpensive way to prevent embers from entering your home The post Install Fire-Resistant Vents first appeared on Fire Safe Marin.| Fire Safe Marin
Learn how to create an ember resistant Zone 0 by removing vegetation from the first 5 ft. around a home and covering the area with river rocks. The post Create Zone 0 first appeared on Fire Safe Marin.| Fire Safe Marin
Learn how to properly install metal gutter guards to keep leaves and debris from building up in your gutters and creating a receptive fuel bed for ember ignitions. The post Install Metal Gutter Guards first appeared on Fire Safe Marin.| Fire Safe Marin
Win $1,000 to Help Protect Your Home from Wildfire! Join us at Ember Stomp and enter for a chance to win a $1,000 from CSAA to make your home safer... The post Win $1000 at Ember Stomp! first appeared on Fire Safe Marin.| Fire Safe Marin
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Keeping Plants Hydrated August in Marin is hot and dry, with frequent warm afternoon winds. The heat and drying winds can deplete plants of moisture, making them more susceptible to... The post Keeping Plants Hydrated: How to Irrigate a Fire Smart Yard first appeared on Fire Safe Marin.| Fire Safe Marin
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July 2025 Newsletter. Marin is ready with aerial support, fire lookouts and cameras, and boots on the ground — but true wildfire resilience starts at home. This month, we’re focusing on kickstarting our readiness. Do you know what to look for in a contractor? Have you incorporated non-combustible mulch into your landscape? Read on for| Fire Safe Marin - Adapt to Wildfire
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With July’s long days, warm winds, and rising temperatures, it's more important than ever to evaluate your landscape for fire risks. Fire-smart landscaping isn’t just about creating a well-spaced yard that is aesthetically pleasing, thoughtful maintenance can mean the difference between a fire-resistant garden and one that becomes fuel in a wildfire. Begin with a| Fire Safe Marin - Adapt to Wildfire
