Erosion Control and Fire Safe Landscape Class
Below is a recording of the City of Ventura’s Erosion Control and Fire Safe Landscape Class that was held on February 7th. ...
Below is a recording of the City of Ventura’s Erosion Control and Fire Safe Landscape Class that was held on February 7th. ...
The Ventura County Resource Conservation District (VCRCD) was awarded approximately $152,000 in grant funding through the State Water Resources Control...
Wright Event Center, Ventura College 4667 Telegraph Road Wednesday, February 7, 2018 – 7-9pm Are you concerned erosion and sedimentation...
Media Contact: Kristina Colton, Ventura County Public Works, 805-654-2074 Tully Clifford, Ventura Public Works, 805-654-7808 VENTURA, Calif. – The County...
Monday, January 8, 2018 will usher in the first significant storm for Southern California this season. As the storm has...
The US Geological Survey has published a map showing the Thomas Fire preliminary debris flow hazard assessment. Click the heading...
See full PDF file: English | Español Q: What causes soil erosion in burned areas, or downstream of burned areas? A:...
Increased Risk of Flooding A multi-agency analysis of the burned area is being conducted. This analysis is focusing on evaluating...
If your home or property has a creek or barranca within its boundary, questions regarding encroachment and watercourse permit requirements...
Español Wildfires dramatically alter the natural landscape by removing vegetation and exposing soil to wind and rain. These changes substantially...
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