❄️Climate change may reduce the frequency & severity of cold waves.
BUT the impacts of fewer, weaker cold waves could actually get worse if we let our guard down.
We must stay prepared for cold waves by reducing exposure & keeping infrastructure ready.
➡️ https://t.co/HBEF9OsfrK
Floods are more frequent & intense, impacting more lives.
🛡️Resilience must shape how we plan, invest, & respond.
On #WorldEnvironmentDay we call for accelerated action to protect & preserve the environment, to reduce disaster risks. 🌱 #NowForClimate
LIVE SOON: California welcomes the world: state leaders to brief media on FIFA World Cup Preparedness. 🎥Tune in at 10 a.m. on YouTube:
https://t.co/aHzxOK48dC
Behind every emergency response is a person who showed up trained, prepared, and committed.
Earlier this week, CAL FIRE personnel were recognized at the 2026 California EMS Awards, an annual ceremony honoring the individuals and teams who go above and beyond in emergency medical care across California. This award is a reflection of their commitment and of the standard our members hold themselves to in service to California's communities.
👏 Join us in congratulating our honorees!
#CALFIRE #EMSAwards #ThankYou #EmergencyMedicalServices
🚨 We’d all like to think, “It won’t happen to me.”
But when there’s an incident nearby, it’s important to know the difference between evacuation orders, evacuation warnings, and what is meant by a shelter-in-place order.
Learn more at: https://t.co/naFFtamxQ2
#ReadyForWildfire #CALFIRE #Evacuations #Readiness
Wetlands shield us from flooding, property damage and loss of life.
They are powerful nature-based solutions. Protecting wetlands curbs disaster risk. 👉 https://t.co/UsKtz50xfi
#ForNature | #NatureBasedSolutions
New cameras online: ALERTCalifornia's field team just added the Piru 1 & 2 cameras to the network. They are located between the town of Piru and the Santa Susana Mountains in Ventura County. See the view live at: https://t.co/jsPw0VkNNL
🌳 We need YOUR help.
The Goldspotted Oak Borer (GSOB) is an invasive pest quietly damaging oak trees across Southern California. It spreads quietly, and by the time trees show signs of damage, it’s often too late.
The GSOB Blitz is a community effort where people like you help spot and report signs of the beetle while you’re out in nature. Your observations can help experts track the spread and protect healthy forests. If you hike, camp, or spend time outdoors in Southern California, you can be a part of the solution and help save California’s oaks.
👉 Get involved: https://t.co/ozGgZu1Kv9
📹️ Full video: https://t.co/ABrp4w2xKf
#CALFIRE #ForestHealth #CommunityScience #ProtectOurOaks #InvasiveSpecies
Another major step forward: @CAgovernor announced $80M for 343 nonprofits and faith‑based groups to enhance safety and preparedness, bringing California’s total investment to $300M since 2015. Learn more: https://t.co/a9GfIdgYmw