Massive Dixie Fire burn scar could cause unprecedented runoff into waterways this winter

by Kelli Saam

Wed, September 29th 2021, 3:44 PM UTC

The California Conservation Corps is working on erosion control in Greenville after the Dixie Fire (Photo from California Conservation Corps/KRCR)

All around the damaged buildings on Greenville’s Main Street, CCC Corpsmembers laid silt socks around drains to protect the water supply and environment from chemicals burned in the Dixie Fire. (Photo from California Conservation Corps/KRCR){p}{/p}

Corpsmember Robert Vang drags a silt sock into place near a destroyed structure along Forest Lodge Road in Greenville. (Photo from California Conservation Corps/KRCR){p}{/p}

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The California Conservation Corps is working on erosion control in Greenville after the Dixie Fire (Photo from California Conservation Corps/KRCR)

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