Sonora, CA — CAL Fire is awarding a total of $142-million for projects designed to enhance carbon storage and restore the health and resilience of fire-impacted areas. Of note, just under $7-million will fund the fourth phase of a landscape restoration effort within the 2013 Rim Fire footprint. Over 257,000 acres were burned and 90,000 acres suffered high-intensity fire damage. The money will help prepare, reforest, and treat, over 3,000 acres. In addition, nearly $7-million is going to the Upper Mokelumne River Watershed Authority to conduct fuel breaks, hand thinning, and prescribed burns in Amador and El Dorado counties. In total, 27 grants statewide will receive money to do work over 75,
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