We got lucky last year in California. It was a strangely quiet wildfire season. But let’s talk about that luck, the wildfire cycle, and the atmospheric rivers we are experiencing right now. Disaster Risk: You can’t take one year and say that’s a trend We cannot...
You know when you’re at a meeting and the host asks you to share something no one knows about you… Let’s pretend we are doing that today. Hi! I’m Alicia and I love geology. Geology is the study of rocks, how rocks are formed, and why. And I...
Being prepared for emergencies is something we all should do. We talk a lot about how to prepare as an individual and with your family, but what about as an organization, especially as an organization centered in your community? What are some of your...
This James Clear quote inspires me. I have been in emergency management for a long time, but this truly sums up what I feel is the new perspective that needs to be taken by industry professionals, local, state, and federal agencies and governments, and, of course,...
Over the last several decades, I’ve seen and experienced the impact of climate change on communities I’ve worked with. To be clear, we didn’t call it that and even now we probably wouldn’t refer to it as climate change. But hindsight being what it is it seems clear...
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