Monterey / San Mateo / Solano / San Francisco / Santa Clara / Sonoma / Marin / Mendocino / Napa / Santa Cruz / /
Company
Clorox / Forestry / Fire Protection / Fire Protection Regulations / /
Event
Product Issues / Man-Made Disaster / /
Facility
University of California / /
IndustryTerm
route equipment / heavy equipment / bleach solution / to all equipment / /
NaturalFeature
California bay / /
Organization
California Department of Fish and Game / California State Board of Forestry and Fire Protection / California Oak Mortality Task Force / University of California / Berkeley / USDA Forest Service / Missouri Department of Conservation / California Department of Fish / Board of Forestry and Fire Protection Regulations / /
Person
Bruce Moltzan / Matteo Garbelotto / Pavel Svihra / /
Position
local County Agricultural Commissioner / /
Product
CCR / water / /
ProvinceOrState
Missouri / Oregon / California / Curry County / Marin County / /
Sudden Oak Death Guidelines for Forestry A plant disease known as Sudden Oak Death is threatening coastal forests in California and Oregon. Currently found in 15 coastal counties from Monterey to Humboldt, the disease is