Read more about Podcast #55: Tim Walton Documents Disasters While Looking Through a Viewfinder, a Unique Perspective
In this episode (55) we talk with veteran news photojournalist Tim Walton. He gives us a unique perspective on working with first responders during disasters, especially wildfires. Tim has also works with Cal OES, donating much of his dramatic fire footage to help... Read MoreRead more about Podcast #55: Tim Walton Documents Disasters While Looking Through a Viewfinder, a Unique Perspective
Read more about Podcast #54: From the Water in Flint to the Water in Puerto Rico with FEMA’s David Samaniego
In this episode of All Hazards we sit down with the current Federal Coordinating Officer (FCO) for the California Wildfires Disaster Response David Samaniego. Large portions of the counties of Shasta and Lake in the north Bay Area of California were devastated by... Read MoreRead more about Podcast #54: From the Water in Flint to the Water in Puerto Rico with FEMA’s David Samaniego
Read more about Podcast #53: Cal OES Team Returns from Hurricane Florence Assistance and Shares Experiences, Part-2
On September 12, 2018, Cal OES deployed emergency and incident management specialists to assist with emergency response efforts for Hurricane Florence. The team arrived in South Carolina prior to the storm’s landfall and immediately began work. The 8-person team... Read MoreRead more about Podcast #53: Cal OES Team Returns from Hurricane Florence Assistance and Shares Experiences, Part-2
Read more about Podcast #52: Cal OES Team Returns from Hurricane Florence Assistance and Shares Experiences, Part-1
On September 12, 2018, Cal OES deployed emergency and incident management specialists to assist with emergency response efforts for Hurricane Florence. The team arrived in South Carolina prior to the storm’s landfall and immediately began work. The 8-person team... Read MoreRead more about Podcast #52: Cal OES Team Returns from Hurricane Florence Assistance and Shares Experiences, Part-1
Read more about Podcast #51: Yosemite National Park After the Ferguson Fire
According to the national Park Service, Yosemite National Park was first protected in 1864 and is best known for its waterfalls, but within its nearly 1,200 square miles, you can find deep valleys, grand meadows, ancient giant sequoias and a vast wilderness... Read MoreRead more about Podcast #51: Yosemite National Park After the Ferguson Fire
