As we enter the 8th week of the Zaca Fire, I am certain most tire of this long fire. Since the SBCC community is so large, there may be students or employees who live very close to the fire and are living a distracted life. The web has a wealth of resources for this type of incident and I encourage you to explore what is available. A good place to start is the Zaca Fire Information and Resource Page at the Ojai Post. If you are interested in newspaper and magazine reporting, try a search in ProQuest for zaca fire or review some of the books we have in our collection on wildfires. Feel free to use the comment link below to make other suggestions or to share your experience.
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Zaca Fire Resources
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Ray Ford reported on the Zaca fire for the SB Independent. His articles give a detailed eyewitness account of the fire's spread and effect on SB's backcountry. Follow the link to his article of Aug 16th.
Posted by brent | September 21, 2007 9:40 AM
Posted on September 21, 2007 09:40