Welcome to Wildfire Resilient Landscapes
Wildfire Resilient Landscapes and Native Plants Nursery
Creating Fire-Resilient Landscapes for a Safer Future
Our Story
Learn more about our history and how we got started. We are passionate about empowering communities and making a difference in people's lives.
Programs
Wildfire Resilient Landscapes (WRL) is committed to fostering wildfire resilience through education, outreach, and sustainable land management. As we grow, we aim to develop programs that support communities in mitigating wildfire risks, restoring native habitats, and promoting long-term environmental sustainability. Stay connected to learn more about our mission and future initiatives.
Learn
Get Involved
As WRL grows, we’ll be sharing blog posts, step-by-step guides, and expert insights to help you take action. Stay tuned for our upcoming resources and programs!
Get Involved
Get Involved
Get Involved
Wildfire Resilient Landscapes (WRL) is building a movement for wildfire resilience, and there will soon be many ways to get involved—whether by attending events, becoming a member, or volunteering. Right now, our biggest need is funding to help us establish these programs and make a lasting impact. Your support today will lay the foundation for a more fire-resilient future.
Contact Us
Get Involved
Contact Us
Have a question or want to get in touch? We'd love to hear from you. Contact us today and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
Our Impact
Get Involved
Contact Us
Wildfire Resilient Landscapes (WRL) is dedicated to building a future of safer, more resilient communities. While we are still in the early stages, our commitment to wildfire prevention, education, and sustainable land management will drive meaningful change. Stay connected as we grow and begin making an impact.
🌿 WRL + WRN Program Ecosystem: How It All Connects
🌿 WRL + WRN Program Ecosystem: How It All Connects
🌿 WRL + WRN Program Ecosystem: How It All Connects
This diagram and breakdown illustrate how Wildfire Resilient Landscapes (WRL) and Wildfire Resilient Native Plants Nursery (WRN) function as a connected ecosystem of education, restoration, and sustainable impact.
🔁 The Feedback Loop: From Awareness to Action
1. Education & Advocacy (WRL Programs)
⬇️
2. Community Engagement
⬇️
3. Action Pathways to WRN
⬇️
4. Native Plant Adoption + Landscape Impact
⬇️
5. Revenue + Reinvestment
⬇️
6. Long-Term Systems Change
🎯 Visual Message: WRL builds awareness. WRN turns awareness into action.