#eatoncanyon

[terrakan]

Amidst the devastation of wildfires, our gratitude goes out to the firefighters, first responders, and communities who step up in times of crisis. Your courage, resilience, and dedication inspire us all.

See the impact and the heroes behind the efforts. Let’s continue to support, donate, and stand together during these challenging times.

[fire-alert-ca]

Evacuation Zones

Kinneloa Canyon Road

Outpost Lane

Glen Springs Road

Coolidge Avenue

Roosevelt Avenue

Veranada Avenue

Kinclair Drive

Fox Ridge Drive

Canyon Close Road

Grand Oaks Avenue

areas east of Altadena Drive

North of New York Drive

West of Sierra Madre Villa Avenue

All areas south of San Vicente blvd

North of the 210 freeway from Roxnard to Interstae 5/14 split

North to Mulholland

East to Kenter

Laurel Canyon Blvd (on the west) to Mulholland Dr (on the north) to 101 Freeway (on the east) down to Hollywood Blvd (on the south)

The area north of Orange Grove/Rosemead Blvd., east of Lake Ave., and west of Michillinda Ave

List of evacuation zones via CalFire

Palisades fire

DRY-U026-A, LOS-Q0767, MAL-C111-A, MAL-C111-B, MAL-C112-B, MTN-U028, RMB-U030-A, RMB-U030-B, RMB-U030-D, RRC-U027, SAN-Q1395-B, SAN-Q1396-B, SDP-U029, SSM-U010-A, SSM-U010-B, TOP-U001, TOP-U002, TOP-U003, TOP-U004, TOP-U005, TOP-U006, TOP-U007, TOP-U008, TOP-U009

Eaton Fire

ALD-ARROYOSECO, ALD-CALAVERAS, ALD-CANON, ALD-CASITAS, ALD-CHANEY, ALD-EASTLOMA, ALD-EATONCANYON, ALD-FARNSWORTH, ALD-GARDEN, ALD-GARFIAS, ALD-LAUREL, ALD-MEADOWS, ALD-MENDOCINO, ALD-MIDLOTHIAN, ALD-MILLARD, ALD-MOUNTLOWE, ALD-PALM, ALD-RUBIO, ALD-WAPELLO, ALD-WHITEPARK, ARC-001, ARC-002, ARC-004, GLN-E018, GLN-E027, GLN-E028, GLN-E029, GLN-E030, GLN-E039, GLN-E040, GLN-E041,GLN-E043, GLN-E044, KIN-KINNELOA, LAC-E183, LCF-ALTACANYADA, LCF-BERKSHIRE, LCF-CASTLE, LCF-CIVICCENTER, LCF-COMMONWEALTH, LCF-CREST, LCF-CROWN, LCF-DESCANSO, LCF-FOOTHILLEAST, LCF-FOOTHILLWEST, LCF-HAMPSTEAD, LCF-HILLARD, LCF-INVERNESS, LCF-JPL, LCF-MEMORIAL, LCF-PARADISE, LCF-STARLIGHT, MRV-101, MRV-102, MRV-201, MRV-202, MRV-203, MRV-204, PAS-E001, PAS-E002, PAS-E003, PAS-E006, PAS-E008, PAS-E010, PAS-E012, PAS-E019, PAS-E022, SMD-E001, SMD-E002, SMD-E003, SMD-E004, SMD-E005, SMD-E006, SMD-E007, SMD-E008, SMD-E009, SMD-E010, SMD-E011, SMD-E012, SMD-E013, SMD-E014, SMD-E015, SMD-E016, SMD-E017, SMD-E019

Hurst Fire

LAC-E119-B, LAC-E132-A, LAC-E132-B, LOS-E001

Woodley Fire

N/A

Tyler Fire

N/A

Olivas Fire

Olivas Zone 1

Lidia Fire

LAC-E085, LAC-E088, LAC-E123

Sunset Fire

LOS-Q0612, LOS-Q0613, LOS-Q0795, LOS-Q0796, LOS-Q0797, LOS-Q0841, LOS-Q0842, LOS-Q1120, LOS-Q1127, LOS-Q1160

Kenneth Fire

WTH-U031, CAL-C401, CAL-C402, CAL-C403, CSB-U024, HID-C501, HID-C502, MTV-U025

Via LA Times and CalFire

Updated: 11:42 pm (1/8/25)

[getthetrades]

#lafires LA FIRES UPDATE: REBUILDING SUPPORT

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#lafires #la #losangeles #fires #wildfires #pacificpalisades #palisades #eatoncanyon #trending #fyp #losangeles

[news247worldpressposts]

#Breaking: There are a "high number of significant injuries" at the #Palisades Fire in #California and at least two reported deaths at the #EatonCanyon Fire

BREAKING: There are a “high number of significant injuries” at the Palisades Fire in California and at least two reported deaths at the Eaton Canyon Fire, officials said. Both fires are zero percent contained. https://abcnews.link/MDurfIz Source: X    

[honeyvanillachamomiletea]

Went to Eaton Canyon with my bf

[legotrippin]

Taking a dip at Eaton Canyon

[chelseastudio]

Hiked to Eaton Canyon falls with @danielpatrob today! 😁 #staycation #hiking #waterfall #eatoncanyon https://www.instagram.com/p/BzHmVgkBZa8/?igshid=198b0z15sdp08

[cultivatelovela]

This weekend's adventure with @nolanolanolan brought us to this gorgeous waterfall at Eaton Canyon. It was so refreshing to dip our toes in the cold water after the hike into the canyon. ... #hikela #hikesocal #socalnature #natureinla #altadena #losangeles #eatoncanyon #waterfall #yas (at Eaton Canyon Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByvE5Kwh2ei/?igshid=1chulv5iileca

[elisabethorourke]

I know it doesn’t feel like much, but it’s everything MODEL: @thebonewitch #editorialmakeup #natureheals #femme #girlgaze #femalephotographers #softlight #traveldiary #createxplore #wanderer #eatoncanyon (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtoInNInUvP/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=iwc0n1n4apat

[veggiearmy]

Check out the slow motion feature on my phone ... the waterfall was more beautiful after yesterday's rain #EatonCanyon #SloMo #slowmotion (at Eaton Canyon) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsUVa2QjESW/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=u60xs8obtiob

[davidwfloydart]

Eaton canyon… #eatoncanyon #southerncalifornia #hikingtrails #trashcleanup #goodvibes #enviromentalist #caringlove #caringheart #actiontaker #compassioninaction (at Catalina Foothills, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfWuzI0rQFclfsz4uyVu4vzDSnW-7tToexSx4c0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[terrakan]

The Risks You Can’t See: Safely Rebuilding After a Wildfire

Wildfires are an ever-present reality in Los Angeles, with their destructive force reshaping landscapes, displacing families, and threatening health and safety. Each year, the flames remind us of the fragility of the environment and our homes. While evacuating and ensuring the safety of loved ones is the top priority during a wildfire, the aftermath can be just as perilous. The hidden dangers left in the wake of a wildfire are often overlooked in the rush to return home, but addressing these risks is vital to long-term health and recovery.

Stepping back into your home after a wildfire isn’t as simple as unlocking the door. It’s a calculated process that demands awareness and preparation. From air filled with hazardous particles to the possibility of unstable structures or toxic debris, the dangers are numerous. Mold, ash, and even displaced pests are just a few of the less obvious threats you may encounter. Each of these hazards has the potential to impact your health, safety, and recovery efforts.

The Hidden Hazards of Air Quality

The smoke and ash from wildfires don’t simply disappear when the flames are extinguished. Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) can linger in the air, affecting your lungs and overall health. Carbon monoxide and other harmful gases also pose risks, especially in poorly ventilated areas. In a city like Los Angeles, where winds can carry pollutants far from the burn area, even homes miles away from the flames can be affected. Monitoring air quality and taking precautions, such as using air filters or wearing protective masks, can reduce the risks significantly.

The Unseen Damage to Structures

Buildings may look intact, but intense heat and fire can weaken walls, roofs, and foundations. Electrical wiring and gas lines may also be compromised, creating potential hazards for fires or explosions. A visual inspection might reveal cracks or sagging roofs, but professional assessments are crucial to ensure safety before re-entering your property.

Environmental Hazards Lurking in Debris

The debris left behind by wildfires can be toxic. Burned materials release harmful chemicals into the air and ground, and ash may contain heavy metals such as lead or arsenic. Older homes may have asbestos that becomes airborne when disturbed by fire, posing severe long-term health risks. Soil and water contamination are also common in the aftermath of wildfires, necessitating thorough testing and cleanup by professionals.

Biological Hazards: Mold and Pests

The water used to fight wildfires often leaves homes damp, creating ideal conditions for mold growth. Left untreated, mold can cause respiratory issues and damage to your home. Wildlife displaced by fires, such as rodents and insects, may also seek shelter in your home, posing additional health risks. Both issues require immediate attention to prevent further complications.

How to Identify Post-Wildfire Hazards

Detecting these hazards isn’t always straightforward. Tools such as air quality monitors, gas detectors, and mold test kits are invaluable, but some dangers, like asbestos or structural instability, require the expertise of licensed professionals. Don’t rush to clean up debris yourself—contact environmental testing labs or home inspection services to ensure your safety.

A Plan for Safe Recovery

Returning home after a wildfire is not just about rebuilding—it’s about doing so safely. Equip yourself with the right protective gear, including N95 masks and gloves. Ventilate your home thoroughly and avoid touching or disturbing ash and debris. For structural and environmental assessments, always rely on qualified professionals. Document damage for insurance claims and take your time addressing each hazard methodically.

Final Reflection

Wildfires don’t just leave behind charred landscapes—they create invisible threats that linger long after the flames have been extinguished. By taking the necessary steps to address these hazards, you can safeguard your health and home as you begin the recovery process. Stay informed, seek professional help when needed, and prioritize safety above all else. Protecting your family, your property, and your well-being requires patience and preparation, but it’s a crucial investment in a safer future.

Resources for Los Angeles Residents

Los Angeles County Fire Department: Offers post-fire safety guidelines.

South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD): Provides real-time air quality updates

California Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES): Connects residents to recovery resources.

Environmental Testing: Search for certified laboratories specializing in asbestos, mold, soil, and water testing in your area. Verify their credentials before hiring.

Read a more thorough blog here - https://www.terrakan.com/blog/Hazards-to-Watch-for-When-Returning-Home-After-a-Wildfire_97

[lawomanphoto]

April 1, 2018 Along a hike in Eaton Canyon, Pasadena, CA

April 1, 2018 Along a hike in Eaton Canyon, Pasadena, CA #eatoncanyon #nature #pasadena #losangeles #hikinginla #christyborgman #lawomanphoto #onthisday

Photo by Christy Borgman

[edwintse-diary]

January 29 2022 Canyon

[erikaexplorista]

Maleficent and I are practically cousins 🎃 #HappyHalloween 👻⁣ ⁣ 📸 @pixbylucio ⁣ #fantasyshoot #femalemodel #losangelesmodels #forestphotography #maleficent #fairy #magicalcreatures #forestnymph #eatoncanyon #pasadena (at Eaton Canyon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVtdDkcPFc5/?utm_medium=tumblr

[legotrippin]

Sunset at Eaton Canyon, Pasadena