By Cecilia Ponce de Leon
Special to the Alpine Mountaineer
During her recent visit to the Lake Arrowhead Rotary Club, special guest Laura Dyberg from the Mountain Rim Fire Safe Council provided valuable insights into the growing concern surrounding the newly identified Goldspotted Oak Borer (GSOB) beetle in the area.
Her presentation highlighted not only the issues posed by this invasive species but also the various programs and services that the Fire Safe Council offers to help the community mitigate fire hazards and promote safety.
Laura Dyberg shared tips with the Lake Arrowhead Rotary Club on identifying the GSOB.
Dyberg’s visit to the Lake Arrowhead Rotary Club was informative and engaging, shedding light on the critical issues of invasive species and fire safety in the region. The programs offered by the Mountain Rim Fire Safe Council are invaluable for residents looking to protect their homes and the surrounding environment.
Attendees left with a better understanding of how to identify the beetle and how to take proactive steps to enhance their properties’ fire resilience.
For a list of programs and services visit www.firesafenow.org.
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