Eight years after Rim Fire, partners remain united for reforestation
August 17th marks the 8th anniversary of the Rim Fire, which, at the time, was the third largest fire in the history of California. The fire started at the confluence of the Tuolumne and Clavey rivers and burning 257,314 acres in forest and shrublands including 154,530 acres on the Stanislaus National Forest. Read the full press release here: Rim Fire 8th Anniversary (1)
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