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WILDFIRE RESILIENCE • SAN DIEGO

Healthy Lands.
Safer Communities.

Graze San Diego brings people and land together to reduce wildfire risk, support healthier landscapes, and build more resilient communities.

OUR GOAL 

Protecting Communities. Restoring Landscapes.

Our Goal is to protect communities from wildfires by using sheep and goats to manage vegetation in a holistic way in public and private land in San Diego. 

Inspired by community-supported grazing projects in California, Graze San Diego advocates for a regional plan. This plan will focus on grazing areas and coordinating landowners to improve fire prevention and ecological health.

There is currently little coordination among landowners and those interested in prescribed grazing. Graze San Diego, with support from various local entities, proposes a plan for grazing treatments in high-risk wildfire areas and critical transportation corridors. We seek community support, feedback, and collaboration.

This effort will help landowners access state and federal funding, as funders are interested in both fire prevention and ecological restoration. Prescribed grazing can reduce fuel loads and restore native grasslands.

What We Do

Building a More Resilient San Digeo

Graze San Diego supports healthier landscapes and safer communities through practical land management, public education, and community collaboration.

PRESCRIBED GRAZING

Goat Eating Leaves
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Sheep and goats help manage vegetation, reduce fuel loads, and support healthier landscapes.

PUBLIC EDUCATION

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Courses and educational resources help community members learn about wildfire resilience, land stewardship, and prescribed grazing.

COMMUNITY ACTION

Community Volunteer Event
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Graze San Diego brings together residents, landowners, and local partners to strengthen wildfire resilience across the region.

STAY CONNECTED

Get updates on prescribed grazing, educational opportunities, community events, and ways to get involved.

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