The Wildfire Resilience Training

Name: The Wildfire Resilience Training
Start: 2026-04-06T01:00:00-07:00
End: 2026-05-03T11:00:00-07:00

Reduce. Respond. Regenerate.

Starts April 6th, 2026!

Introducing The Wildfire Resilience Training

Designed together with experts from around the world who have experience working with and in fire prone ecosystems, this brand new training will take you step-by-step through the full wildfire recovery and risk reduction journey, and equip you with the essential, practical, first-hand knowledge on how to navigate every stage of wildfire recovery – from urgent post-fire needs to long-term land restoration.

Who this training is for

Landowners
seeking practical strategies to reduce wildfire risk while protecting their property and community

Concerned citizens
ready to take meaningful action to help moderate climate extremes like mega fire and floods

Land management organisations and practitioners
looking to strengthen their wildfire resilience plans

What this training will equip you to do

REDUCE the risk of catastrophic wildfire

RESPOND to heal the land & community post-megafire

REGENERATE your land, your community, your planet

Meet the main training presenter, Matthew Trumm

Matthew is a Permaculture educator, designer, consultant, and regenerative landscape contractor from Oroville, California. Since beginning his Permaculture studies in 2011, he has dedicated his life to sharing its benefits and pioneering projects across the state.

In 2018, the devastating Camp Fire destroyed the town of Paradise. Soon after, Matthew joined John D. Liu, local residents, and experts to envision ways to restore the land and livelihoods, creating a model for regeneration in disaster-affected regions.

In 2019, he founded the Camp Fire Restoration Project and launched the Paradise Eco Camp – the first Ecosystem Restoration Community in the US and the world’s first mobile disaster response camp. After another major fire destroyed his family’s land two years later, he established Treetop Permaculture to support post-fire recovery in Berry Creek and Feather Falls, officially joining the global ERC movement in 2025.

For the past seven years, Matthew has focused on wildfire prevention and post-fire recovery, leading workshops on fire-resilient design and restoration. Through this new training, he shares proven strategies from a wide network of experts to help build resilient landscapes and communities.