Wildfire Resilience Program Shone Farm

Farming Through Wildfire Season The Key Role Of Farmers In Building Santa rosa junior college’s wildfire resilience program (wrp), based at shone farm, offers immersive hands‑on training in natural resources land management tailored to prepare students for ecological fire stewardship. That’s why we’re thrilled to unite with workforce development programs like santa rosa junior college’s wildfire resilience program (wrp). seen above, our prescribed fire apprentices joined forces with wildfire resilience students at shone farm to share with each other as peer mentors.

Wildfire Resilience Program Shone Farm The program operates out of the shone farm campus of the santa rosa junior college (srjc) and offers paid internships, college credit, and a wildfire resilience certificate in the natural resource management program at srjc. The wildfire resilience program (wrp) at santa rosa junior college, based at shone farm, offers immersive hands on training in natural resources land management tailored to prepare students for ecological fire stewardship. Work based learning arrangements, including paid internships at srjc’s shone farm, a 365 acre outdoor learning laboratory, will help students hone their skills. students also will learn from community partners conducting wildfire resilience work in high need areas of the county. Work based learning arrangements, including paid internships at srjc’s shone farm, a 365 acre outdoor learning laboratory, will help students hone their skills. students also will learn from community partners conducting wildfire resilience work in high need areas of the county.

Volunteer Student Opportunities Shone Farm Work based learning arrangements, including paid internships at srjc’s shone farm, a 365 acre outdoor learning laboratory, will help students hone their skills. students also will learn from community partners conducting wildfire resilience work in high need areas of the county. Work based learning arrangements, including paid internships at srjc’s shone farm, a 365 acre outdoor learning laboratory, will help students hone their skills. students also will learn from community partners conducting wildfire resilience work in high need areas of the county. Students also have the opportunity to hone their skills in a variety of work based learning arrangements, including paid internships at srjc’s shone farm campus as well as through community partners conducting wildfire resilience work in high need areas of sonoma county. Srjc also offers shone farm—with its pastures, oak woodland, mixed hardwood forest, riparian areas, vineyards, row crops, orchards, and buildings—as a demonstration site for community workshops on fire safe land management practices, delivered in conjunction with the county and nonprofit partners. The program operates out of the shone farm campus of the santa rosa junior college (srjc) and offers paid internships, college credit, and a wildfire resilience certificate in the natural resource management program at srjc. the program has so far trained ten cohorts of land stewards. Students in this course must perform sustained and physically demanding work across various terrain and weather conditions. this is the first course in a two part series in wildfire resilient land stewardship. the course will take place at srjc's shone farm or another district approved site.

Wildfire Resilience Training Permaculture Institute Of North America Students also have the opportunity to hone their skills in a variety of work based learning arrangements, including paid internships at srjc’s shone farm campus as well as through community partners conducting wildfire resilience work in high need areas of sonoma county. Srjc also offers shone farm—with its pastures, oak woodland, mixed hardwood forest, riparian areas, vineyards, row crops, orchards, and buildings—as a demonstration site for community workshops on fire safe land management practices, delivered in conjunction with the county and nonprofit partners. The program operates out of the shone farm campus of the santa rosa junior college (srjc) and offers paid internships, college credit, and a wildfire resilience certificate in the natural resource management program at srjc. the program has so far trained ten cohorts of land stewards. Students in this course must perform sustained and physically demanding work across various terrain and weather conditions. this is the first course in a two part series in wildfire resilient land stewardship. the course will take place at srjc's shone farm or another district approved site.