Los Padres Fire Restrictions and Sisquoc Trail Work
Don’t listen to Home Depot, spending a hot summer afternoon on the Deck is anything but relaxing, photo L.Lagendyk Hello Friends, We hope you’re enjoying the summer, staying cool and still finding some time to
Thomas Fire Closure Update & NTD 2018
Naked Matilija Wilderness THOMAS FIRE CLOSURE LIFTED The Forest Service unexpectedly lifted their Thomas Fire closure last week. This reopens all of the Los Padres portion of the Thomas Fire burn scar to most of
Spring 2018 LPFA Update
Dust Still Settling on the Rock Slide vs Oak, Rancho Nuevo Canyon Hello Friends – Happy Mother’s Day! It’s been a while since we’ve sent out a LPFA Forest update and we figured what better
Condor, Sycamore and Baer……. OH MY!
BAER Trail Protection, San Ysidro Trail, photo Carr Hello Friends – We hope you are doing well and finding some time to splash in the puddles! If you’ve been anywhere near a fire over the
Volunteer Projects FOR YOU!
The Lower Sisquoc & Its Most Famous Wilderness Sign, January 2018 Hello Friends, Quick reminder on some upcoming volunteer projects that you might want to help with and a cruz’in Thomas fundraiser. Lets get to
State of the Winter, So Far…..
Matilija Canyon Changed Forever, Again – Nov 2017 & Jan 2018 Hello Friends, This winter has not exactly gone as planned, has it? We were in uncharted waters heading into the rainy season with the
Condor Trail Talk: CANCELLED
Cold Spring Trailhead, Montecito, January 9. Where’s the trail? For that matter where’s the road? Like a giant spoon was drug down the canyon. Photo Ray Ford CONDOR TRAIL TALK: POSTPONED Due to yesterdays tragic
Lets Talk Condor Trail & Winter Storm Warning
The Thomas Fire Didn’t Burn Everything, It Just Feels Like It Did CONDOR TRAIL TALK Wednesday January 10 – 6pm – Balboa Building – 735 State St – Santa Barbara The LPFA and Condor Trail
Thomas Fire on the Los Padres
Sisar Peak Fire Cam, Trending Social Media Star – December 10, 2017 THOMAS FIRE UPDATE Everyone, even that one guy living in a cave, has been following the Thomas Fire and its week long path
