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California Wine Country has not burned down | Breaking Travel News

On the night of Sunday, October 8, Northern California Wine Country was hit with a dangerous “perfect storm” of atmospheric conditions combining: warm temperatures, extremely low humidity, bone-dry fields and forests, and very strong winds. Beginning at 9:52 pm, 17 wildfires sprung up throughout the wine country counties of Napa, Sonoma, Lake, and Mendocino counties. These were considered wildland urban interface fires, meaning forest fires within close proximity to human habitation and businesses. And these fires were big and fast-moving, among the worst in California’s history. The result was a tragic toll on some communities, notably in Santa Rosa in Sonoma County. Some people lost their lives, many were evacuated, and some people are still displaced.

Napa Valley Community Foundation approves more than $2 million for wildfire recovery and prevention

FOR THE REGISTER Napa Valley Community Foundation’s Board of Directors has approved nearly $2.2 million in new wildfire grants. The largest grants, up to $2 million in total, will help last year’s wildfire survivors with continued rebuilding and long-term recovery. Two grants totaling $175,000 were approved for the Napa Communities Firewise Foundation (NCFF). The grants will enable the organization to hire its first paid staff, including its first executive director, at an opportune moment: NCFF is slated to receive and spend at least $35 million over the next five years for county-wide fuel mitigations projects including shaded fire breaks, focus on safe egress and ingress routes, and other projects.

Magnificent support from Napa Valley Community Foundation

The Wine Press: News from the Napa Valley community

St. Supéry Donates to Napa Valley Community Disaster Relief Fund St. Supéry Estate Vineyards and Winery will contribute more than $100,000 to the Napa Valley Community Disaster Relief Fund through proceeds from the sale of its 2020 Napa Valley Estate Sauvignon Blanc. St. Supéry is thankful to neighbors and first responders who helped protect the Dollarhide Ranch from further damage during the LNU Lightning Complex fires, the announcement read. Support local news coverage and the people who report it by subscribing to the Napa Valley Register. In August 2020, on the second day of harvest, the LNU fires converged on St. Supéry s 1,530-acre Dollarhide Ranch where the majority of their grapes are grown. Neighbors with water trucks and bulldozers worked alongside St. Supéry s team to cut firebreaks, keeping the fire from moving through the ranch until first responders could offer support. As a result, fewer than two acres of the 500-plus planted acres were directl

St Supéry Donates to Napa Valley Community Disaster Relief Fund

St. Supéry Donates to Napa Valley Community Disaster Relief Fund with Sales of its 2020 Napa Valley Estate Sauvignon Blanc The Napa Valley Community epitomizes resilience and care of its community and St. Supéry is grateful to be a part of it for 39 years April 08, 2021 RUTHERFORD, Calif., April 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/  In gratitude to the entire Napa Valley community, St. Supéry Estate Vineyards and Winery is pleased to announce a commitment to contribute over $100,000 to the Napa Valley Community Disaster Relief Fund through proceeds from the sale of its 2020 Napa Valley Estate Sauvignon Blanc. During the 2020 fires, the COVID pandemic and previous disasters, the Disaster Relief Fund has provided immediate support to the most impacted members of our community.

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