We’re co-sponsoring this packed event with the Eel River Recovery Project and many other groups shown below. On Saturday March 29, 2025 at Harwood Hall in Laytonville, we’ll host an all-day gathering featuring speakers, panels, lightning talks, a poster session, and plenty of time for questions and networking discussing all aspects of forest health, fire resilience, and community building. Come talk with your neighbors, local fire officials, community organizers, agency representatives, prescribed fire and cutlural fire experts. Find out what you can do to keep your property and neighborhood safe and how to get financial help to get the work done.
Oh yeah, free coffee and bagels in the morning, a free lunch at noon, and a free dinner in the evening.
On Sunday we’ll go out to a site on the Tenmile Creek Forest Health Grant Project area north of Laytonville and show what we’ve been doing. If weather permits, we will burn piles that you can help with or just observe. Also the Biochar Coalition will do a biochar making demonstration in a Ring-of-Fire kiln.
We hope you’ll join us for one or both days.
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When: Saturday March 29th and 30th, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
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Where: Saturday — Harwood Hall in Laytonville
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Schedule:
- 9am-10am Doors Open, Arrive and Sign in. Light refreshments, Bagels, Coffee
- 10am-11am Welcome and Keynote Speaker
- 10-10:20 Welcome and Intros
- 10:20-10:50 Margo Robbins Speech and Q&A
- 10:50-11am Transition to Panel setup
*11am-12pm Tenmile Creek Basin Forest Health Grant Panel
- 12pm-2pm Lightning Talks, Lunch, Networking, Tech Talks in Garden Club
- 12pm-12:30pm Lightning Talks (3 mins x 10) in Harwood Hall
- 12:30pm-2pm Lunch and Networking in Harwood Hall
- 12:30-2pm Tech Talks in Garden Club
- 2pm-3pm Local Organizing by Watershed Groups
- 3pm-3:15 Break and Transition
- 3:15-5pm Prescribed Fire, Cultural Fire, Good Fire Panel
- 5pm Dinner
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Sunday — work site 7 miles north of Laytonville
- Directions given when you register.
