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Rebuilding from the Ground Up - Together
The Fire-Resilient Bioremediation and Landscape Recovery Consortium unites community leaders, scientists, and residents to transform wildfire recovery in Los Angeles County. Through nature-based soil remediation, workforce training, and equitable recovery strategies, we're proving that communities can heal their land, protect public health, and build lasting resilience - without displacement.
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Science-backed. Community-led. Built to scale.
Help Shape Fire-Resilient Recovery
Your voice matters. Take our 5 minute Community Recovery Assessment to tell us what your household needs most - from soil remediation and fire-adapted landscaping to rebuilding resources and long-term resilience planning. Every response helps us prioritize programs, secure funding, and ensure recovery efforts build a safer, more resilient future.
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(All participants entered to win a $100 gift card)
About the Consortium
Led by Resilient Palisades, Centre for Applied Ecological Remediation (CAER), and Eaton Fire Residents United, the Fire-Resilient Bioremediation Consortium unites grassroots organizing, scientific expertise, and lived experience from fire-impacted communities. Together with partner organizations across Los Angeles, we're building a recovery model that centers community leadership, advances environmental justice, and proves that equitable, nature-based solutions work at scale. Our collaborative structure ensures that decisions are made with the residents rebuilding their lives and landscapes.
Get Involved
Whether you're a community member, potential partner, funder, or supporter- there are many ways to join this vital work. Sign up for the Resilient Palisades newsletter and contact the consortium:
Resource Library
Explore this biostimulant web tool to get tailored, fire-specific recommendations and general guidelines, then easily refresh your selections to start over and explore different scenarios.
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Explore this easy-to-use Pre-Remediation Contamination Map to click on surviving Eaton Fire homes, view indoor contamination test results (including how lead levels compare to EPA limits), and spot patterns that can guide safer cleanup choices.
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Pre-Remediation Contamination Map
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Check out this easy-to-use CAER Soil Contaminant Testing tool to learn what's in your soil, understand health risks, and get clear next steps for safe cleanup.
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Soil Contaminant Testing Post-Fire
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Worried about post-fire soil safety? Check the EFRU soil quality monitoring page for free testing programs, contamination data, and bioremediation insights from Eaton Fire Residents United (EFRU).
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Funding & Support
This initiative is made possible by the California Community Foundation's LA n Sync Wildfire Recovery and Resilience program.
