Good afternoon, 
I’m reaching out to notify you that tomorrow, October 16, the Santa Lucia Conservancy will conduct a prescribed burn along Rancho San Carlos Road near the Hacienda within the Santa Lucia Preserve. Please do not be alarmed if you see smoke in Carmel Valley rising from this area. 
Because prescribed burns are dependent on weather conditions, the date of the burn is subject to change with little notice. We will email you necessary updates. To learn more about the goals of the prescribed burn and the measures we have in place to ensure safety, please read our prescribed burn fact sheet or reach out to Conservancy staff:
Dr. Rodrigo Sierra CoronaDirector of Ecological Managementrsierracorona@slconservancy.org(831) 238-1477
Jackson BrookeRestoration Managerjbrooke@slconservancy.org (831) 402-9499

Thanks,

Jackson

Jackson Brooke 

Restoration Manager 

Santa Lucia Conservancy 

(831) 402-9499 

He/Him/His  

I’m reaching out to notify you that this fall, the Santa Lucia Conservancy will conduct prescribed burns near the Hacienda within the Santa Lucia Preserve.
Because prescribed burns are dependent on weather conditions, the date of the burn is subject to change with little notice. We will email you necessary updates. To learn more about the goals of the prescribed burn and the measures we have in place to ensure safety, please read our prescribed burn fact sheet or reach out to Conservancy staff:
Dr. Rodrigo Sierra CoronaDirector of Ecological Managementrsierracorona@slconservancy.org(831) 238-1477
Jackson BrookeRestoration Managerjbrooke@slconservancy.org (831) 402-9499
Thanks,

Jackson

Editor’s note: The preserve is located between Carmel Valley and Garrapata State Park. It is depicted in the somewhat grayed out map in the lower left.

FIRE ADAPTED COMMUNITY TOWN HALL October 25, 2022 Please join us for the first Fire Adapted Community Town Hall for the Big Sur community!  Tuesday, 6 – 8 pm, October 25, 2022, at the Big Sur Grange. Fire-adapted communities strive for fire resiliency – fire resiliency means that our homes and businesses don’t burn when wildfire enters the community. Attend this town hall, and you’ll learn about fire resiliency activities currently under way in Big Sur, including: Fire Adapted Communities Initiative – Fire Adapted Community Steering CommitteeEmergency Response Plan – Big Sur FireCoastlands Fuel Reduction Project – Community Association of Big SurPost Creek Water Collaborative – Community Association of Big Sur Fuels Reduction Plan for Alila Ventana Big Sur – TSS ConsultingLos Padres Strategic Community Fuelbreak Collaborative Project – Resource Conservation District of Monterey CountyFirewise USA® Recognition – Fire Safe Council of Monterey County Presentations to be followed by a 30-minute dialogue between a panel of subject-matter expert speakers and you – we’ll make every effort to answer your questions. This event is being brought to you by the Community Association of Big Sur, in collaboration with Big Sur Fire. For further information, email info@fireadaptedbigsur.com, or visit www.fireadaptedbigsur.com. Thank you, we look forward to seeing you at the Big Sur Grange! ‌  ‌

I’ll try to get the anticipated acres at some point today. They are planning on a target goal of 1000 acres. We are supporting with 20 engines, 3 hand crews , 2 helicopters, 2 bulldozers, and 10 overhead staff.

Bambino and his owner, Christina, have now been reunited.

Hi Kate,
This dog was found near Partington ridge on the side of the highway. Would you please post.
Melissa Guise found him, her number is (805)264-7866 And she is at Hawthorne Gallery