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Tree Care & Maintenance
san mateo county Hazardous Tree Permit Exemption Extended to 2026
san mateo county Hazardous Tree Permit Exemption Extended to 2026
san mateo county Hazardous Tree Permit Exemption Extended to 2026
Tree Care Tips
san mateo county Hazardous Tree Permit Exemption Extended to 2026
san mateo county Hazardous Tree Permit Exemption Extended to 2026
Discover expert tree care tips for health, maintenance, and safety. Stay informed with practical advice for homeowners and professionals to keep trees thriving.
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san mateo county Hazardous Tree Permit Exemption Extended to 2026
Yard Safety Tips from PG&E
They have the largest database of trees to help people learn about all the trees that can flourish in your community
Yard Safety Tips from PG&E
NATIVE PLANTS OF CALIFORNIA
Yard Safety Tips from PG&E
Learn about managing trees and plants and the importance of calling 811 before you dig.
You can help protect your home and community from wildfire risks. Start by picking the right plants and trees for your area.
SELECTREE
NATIVE PLANTS OF CALIFORNIA
NATIVE PLANTS OF CALIFORNIA
SelecTree helps you get accurate info and pictures of nearby trees, focusing on features like shape and leaf form to identify the correct tree.
NATIVE PLANTS OF CALIFORNIA
NATIVE PLANTS OF CALIFORNIA
NATIVE PLANTS OF CALIFORNIA
Calflora is a site for learning about California’s wild plants, both native and invasive, using data from scientists, agencies, and the public.
LOCAL NURSERIES
STOP THE SPREAD OF INVASIVE SPECIES
STOP THE SPREAD OF INVASIVE SPECIES
Boething Treeland Farms was founded by John and Susan Boething in 1952. The company is now owned by second and third-generation family members.
STOP THE SPREAD OF INVASIVE SPECIES
STOP THE SPREAD OF INVASIVE SPECIES
STOP THE SPREAD OF INVASIVE SPECIES
Cal-IPC provides science-based tools and information to help land managers and others make the best choices by categorizing plants that threaten California’s natural areas.
La Honda Community Resource List
STOP THE SPREAD OF INVASIVE SPECIES
La Honda Community Resource List
We’re proud to be part of the La Honda community! 🌲 You can now find Brush Hog Tree Care listed under Tree Services in this community-curated resource guide, along with many other trusted local businesses and services.
Addressing invasive species
The Forest Service works with partners across all levels and federal groups to manage invasive species, native pests, and diseases that threaten U.S. lands and waters.
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
Wildfire Preparedness Resources
View and download vital information to prepare your family in case of emergency.
Wildfire Safety & Prevention
real-time WILDFIRE cameraS
ALERTWildfire is a real-time camera located all over the state, fires can be spotted live. This helps discover, locate, and confirm fire ignition by quickly scaling fire resources up or down. Monitor fire behavior during containment. It helps evacuations through enhanced situational awareness.
Request an AB 38 Defensible Space inspection
Take the defensible space self-assessment survey to determine how prepared your home is for wildfire and learn what steps you can take to better prepare your home for wildfire.
Be evacuation ready WITH ZONEHEAVEN
When we are under wildfire threat, we need to be ready and know our evacuation routes, and identify our routes with the Community Zoneheaven tool.
San Mateo FireSafe: Local Action, Safer Homes
Fire Safe San Mateo helps residents and local partners prepare for wildfires, creating safer, more resilient communities across the county.
San Mateo County get ready today!
Find out about home improvements that can help reduce the impact and devastation of wildfire.
Fire Hazard Severity Zones (FHSZ)
Identify the areas that are on very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones.
Komodo Fire Systems
Environmentally-friendly, water-based, non-toxic, non-hazardous fire fighting solutions
Santa Clara County FireSafe Council
The Santa Clara County FireSafe Council works with local residents, agencies, and partners to reduce wildfire risk and build safer, more resilient communities.
San Mateo Climate Resilience
Learn how San Mateo County is helping communities adapt to climate impacts and build a more resilient future.
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