Consider donating your accrued PTO hours to colleagues affected by the LA fires
UC employees can support their colleagues by donating accrued vacation or staff PTO hours to a new, temporary Los Angeles Wildfire Catastrophic Leave Bank.
UC employees can support their colleagues by donating accrued vacation or staff PTO hours to a new, temporary Los Angeles Wildfire Catastrophic Leave Bank.
UC experts from several locations are coming together to produce informative webinars about wildfire safety and recovery.
Links and resources for staying up with the latest, along with information on how you can help.
Find out how to access resources available through your UC benefits plans if you're affected by wildfire or another emergency. Plus, explore UC research on wildfire and opportunities on how to help communities in need.
You know wildfire smoke is bad for you. But do you know how bad? Find out what UC researchers have discovered.
Try these practical tips informed by cutting-edge research from UC Cooperative Extension foresters.
UC’s benefits plans can help you during a natural disaster or other emergency.
Wildfire season is upon us once again — a good reminder that UC’s benefits plans provide many resources during natural disasters and other emergencies.
Patterns associated with wildfires are increasing in frequency, while those linked to “normal” rainfall are decreasing.
For millennia, Indigenous people in California used fire to cultivate landscapes and promote healthy growth. Today, the wisdom of that approach is seen as one of the keys to unraveling the deadly cycle of California wildfires.
To date, the Common Humanity Collective has assembled 1,200 air purifiers and given them out to those most at risk from wildfire smoke.