Better Place Forests joins Team Rubicon in fire risk reduction

Nov 12, 2025 | Twin Peaks

Tall pine trees against a clear blue sky.

Over the weekend, Better Place Forests, a nonprofit conservation organization, and Team Rubicon, a veteran-led relief organization, teamed up to perform fire risk reduction in BPF’s 50-acre tract of land near Twin Peaks. Our communities thank these volunteers for their efforts toward making the mountain a safer place from wildfire.

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