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When I establish trust with a landowner, I can understand the work they are both excited and maybe hesitant to do.

-Tori Norville, UC ANR Fire Advisor

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Art and forest management embody both science and creativity. For each, the final outcome of a project is so variable. With different materials you have certain constraints, and you can go in many directions.

It's always good to have a finished product in mind when you start an art project or a forest management plan. It then becomes possible to anticipate problems and create solutions.

-James, San Bernardino County landowner, wood artist, and Forest Stewardship workshop participant

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Once you're connected with other landowners, you can ask questions like: 'How did you manage this?', and 'Oh, you've experienced that too?'

- Chris, Tuolumne County landowner and Forest Stewardship workshop participant

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One of our LandPaths preserves was greatly affected, and nearly destroyed by the 2020 Glass Fire. The fire itself was the impetus for me joining the Post-Fire Forest Resilience Workshop. It meant a lot to meet other folks facing the same situation we were.

-Miles Sarvis, LandPaths Sonoma Stewardship Specialist