LWF is managed by University of Nevada Reno, Extension, an EEO/AA institution. California Conservation Corps (CCC) Cal Fire Authority. Today, Living With Fire in the Lake Tahoe Basin is a collaborative effort involving and supported by many organizations including the Tahoe Fire and Fuels Team. LWF is a collaborative effort among federal, state, local firefighting agencies, and resource management agencies. Join us Learn more within this website, on. Through community outreach events, peer-reviewed publications, social media and television and radio interviews, the LWF team brings the most up-to-date information on wildfire preparedness to Nevada residents and others across the country. Weve been bringing young people together, and into the outdoors, since 1985. LWF provides resources to homeowners, educators, community groups and firefighting professionals to improve defensible space, ensure homes have proper building materials, manage native and non-native vegetation and prepare for evacuation. Since its inception in 1997, LWF has created materials for residents that have been shared and applied to fire-prone regions throughout the country. The mission of the Living with Fire (LWF) Program is to provide recommendations to residents on preparing for wildfire and reducing wildfire threat to homes and communities. University of Nevada Reno, Extension (Extension)

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