Rogue Valley organizations work together in Almeda fire recovery effort

by Tiffany Olin

Sat, November 19th 2022, 12:56 AM UTC

University of Idaho researchers talking to the organizations.{ }The University of Idaho Confluence Lab studies climate change and wildfires in the Pacific Northwest and chose to come to Jackson County to help local organizations understand how they can work together in fire recovery. (Tiffany Olin/ News10)

Individuals from local organizations at the meeting. Rogue Valley organizations heavily involved in the fire recovery effort worked together to come up with plans to collaborate and further serve the community. (Tiffany Olin/ News10)

Representative Pam Marsh at the meeting. Marsh added that with survivors at the center of the plan, organizations will contribute to the long-term resilience of the community. (Tiffany Olin/ News10){br}

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University of Idaho researchers talking to the organizations. The University of Idaho Confluence Lab studies climate change and wildfires in the Pacific Northwest and chose to come to Jackson County to help local organizations understand how they can work together in fire recovery. (Tiffany Olin/ News10)

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