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CAL FIRE's mission reaches far beyond firefighting. Each year CAL FIRE engages in hundreds of fuels reduction projects across the state. These range from using heavy equipment to clear overgrown vegetation, to applying beneficial fire to the landscape. We work alongside state, federal, local, and tribal partners to accomplish...

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