Homewood Mountain Resort, CA, Offers Free Skiing to Firefighters on January 30, 2022 The resort will begin accepting reservations for the first 200 firefighters on January 19 The unprecedented wildfires that affected California this year โ with two crossing the Sierra from one side to the other โ were taken down by the hard work and bravery of the firefighting community. To honor their unwavering commitment and offer thanks, Homewood Mountain Resort is […] Industry News SnowBrains | January 18, 2022 1 Comment
Moose Trapped in Park City, UT Construction Site Freed by Workers Firefighters and Division of Wildlife Resources workers arrived at the scene of a Park City, Utah construction site when a Moose became trapped in the foundation on Tuesday. RELATED: VIDEO: Watch What Happens When a Girl Tries to Pet a MOOSE in Breckenridge, CO After a little trial and error, Fox 13 reports, the emergency response crew managed to free […] SnowBrains | May 22, 2020 0 Comments
Extreme Drought Returns to Northern California: “Challenging Summer for Firefighters,” Fire Weather Researcher Says Drought has returned to Northern California this year with hydrologists calling it ‘extreme.’ Severe drought (D-2) has also expanded south into California’s Bay area, according to NBC meteorologist Rob Mayeda. RELATED: โMegadroughtโ in Western U.S. Could Be Worse Than Any in Past 1,200 Years SJSU Department of Meteorology & Climate Scienceโs Dr. Craig Clements, Fire Weather Laboratory Director says that […] Fire Firebrains | April 25, 2020 0 Comments
Wildland Firefighter Foundation Addresses Recent Suicides Of Smokejumpers: 7 Deaths In The Last 5 Years Seen as some of the most dangerous occupations: ย First Responders, Search and Rescue & Wildland Firefighters risk their lives everyday for our safety, they see horrible things that can not be unseen, their rate of suicide has been on the rise. Firefighter was rated the most stressful job in 2015, with uncommonly aggressive job stressors such as; rotating schedules, lack […] Fire LadyBrains | August 17, 2017 0 Comments
Man Drowns in Tahoe While Kayaking Without Life Jacket A 41 – year -old man drowned in South Lake Tahoe this 4th of July. According to Battalion Chief Jim Drennan of the South Lake Tahoe Fire Rescue, firefighters were called around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, July Fourth and responded to reports of a man and wife who’s double kayak had capsized. The lake wind had come up that afternoon and […] Industry News LadyBrains | July 5, 2017 0 Comments