Humboldt County Resource Conservation District Press Release - April 29, 2024

Published on May 2, 2024

Knob 2021 and Six Rivers Lightning Complex 2022 Post-Fire Disaster Recovery
Responding to the statewide unprecedented wildfire events, Humboldt County Resource Conservation District works with communities to complete critical fire recovery work.


Eureka, CA, 4/29/2024 - The Humboldt County Resource Conservation District (HCRCD) has been awarded a $4,476,444.32 grant from the California Association of Resource Conservation Districts (CARCD) to fund post-fire resilience work on non-federal lands impacted by the Knob 2021 and Six Rivers Lightning Complex 2022 wildfires. HCRCD will use this grant to provide technical assistance and to plan and implement post-fire disaster recovery treatments within the two wildfire perimeters. Funding is provided by the U.S. Forest Service.

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