Sierra Pacific joined The California Forest Foundation, CAL FIRE and our industry partners to bring state legislators in Chester for a two-day tour focused on the impacts of the Dixie Fire and the work underway to restore forest health.
Along the way, we highlighted how active forest management—like fuel breaks, prescribed fire, thinning, reforestation, and investments in mills and biomass—helps reduce wildfire risk and support resilient, working forests.
Visits like this matter. Seeing these efforts firsthand helps policymakers better understand how sustainable forestry protects our forests, supports rural communities, and helps reduce the risk of future wildfires.
