Camp Paradise
Workshops, Action Days,
& Events
2020 has been a year of challenges and changes. In response to this, Camp Fire Restoration Project has taken our Eco Camps to online Education and Workshops to build a resource for regeneration. While we love gathering together physically in large groups, we are concerned for all our health and wellbeing. Nourishing our ecosystems is the key to our futures together. This includes the human element. There is still so much work to be done. We are here, offering these resources, our time and energy to our community as we continue to rebuild together.
Greywater Systems
Greywater Systems Installation Workshop Demonstration, Installation, Permit Considerations May 22 9 am to 4 pm See a demonstration and learn how to install a cost-efficient, eco-friendly, greywater system LEGALLY in the Town of Paradise. About this Event Come join the...
Planting Fruit Trees in the Burn Scar
510 Fruit and nut trees donated by Dave Wilson Nursery and Fowler Nursery were planted in the burn scar this Spring Equinox weekend, March 20 and 21, 2021. Thank you so much to our donors! Dave Wilson's team came and planted at the Paradise Ridge Elementary School...
Sweep Out the Broom Full Video
Check out the latest Respectful Revolution update from the Sweep Out the Broom Workshop in October! Stacey, Matthew and Gerard did an amazing job as always. We are so lucky to have them on our team. The Camp Fire Restoration Project presents: "Sweep Out the Broom" - a...
TEK Wildtending Days Verbena Fields
Verbena Fields Wildtending Days Join us each month at Verbena Fields to learn about TEK keystone native plants and how to help restore them to revive native ecosystem habitats. Event Details: Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) refers to the generations of...
Fire Resilience on Your Land: Water Flow and Soil Hydration
To teach how to help your soil retain water, Camp Fire Restoration Project, in collaboration with Concow Meadows Research Station, will host a workshop called “Fire Resilience on Your Land: Water Flow and Soil Hydration” from 9am–5pm on Saturday, February 20th at the Concow Meadows Research Station, 13550 Hog Ranch Rd. in Concow.
Bear Fire Watershed Protection and Education
Camp Fire Restoration Project Sponsors Watershed Protection and Education Event for Bear Fire Survivors What exactly is a compost sock, and what does it have to do with toxic run-off after a wildfire? Survivors of the recent North Complex/Bear Fire had an opportunity...
Black Friday Seed Planting Action Day Event
Seed Planting at Sol Sanctuary on Black Friday Our Team gathered the day after Thanksgiving to give back to the land rather than shopping for Black Friday. Led by Raphael DiGenova, our planting was inspired by Ali Medders-Knight, a local Mechoopda Tribe member, in...
Oak and Native Tree Giveaway
Oak and Native Tree Giveaway Camp Fire Restoration Project and Butte County RCD invited Butte County fire survivors to commemorate the 2nd anniversary of the Camp Fire, by planting native trees to restore and heal our land post-fire. Over the course of three days...
Sweep Out the Broom and Small Garden Workshop
Due to the COVID restrictions of 2020, we have been focusing our Camps on Workshops for education and support in regeneration of the ecosystems here in Butte County. It is our hope that the information and education is applicable as a model for regeneration after...
2020 Camp Events Local Tree Watering
CFRP Action Days for 2020 has included watering Blue Oak trees planted in Concow and Paradise. They were planted in the Spring, so a little help in establishing was necessary. What a joy to water the seedlings and see the new growth! Gratitude for the generous...