More Graze, Less Blaze!

With the loss of wild ruminant herds who is left to cycle the plant matter? Mostly, fire.

Cedar Fire 2003
San Diego, California

The Cedar Fire was a mega-wildfire that occurred in San Diego County from October 25 to November 4, 2003, burning approximately 273,246 acres and destroying over 2,800 structures, resulting in 15 fatalities. It was one of the largest and deadliest wildfires in California's history, driven by strong Santa Ana winds.

Witch Creek Fire 2007
San Diego, California

The Witch Creek Fire, occurred in October 2007 in San Diego County, California, burning approximately 197,990 acres and destroying over 1,265 structures. It was part of a series of wildfires that led to the largest evacuation in California's history, affecting around 500,000 people. In the video, San Diego local CBS news reporter Larry Himmel stands in front of his burning house in 4S Ranch, burning through some of the communities we now service.