Ruiz-Temple said the easiest thing Oregonians can do to protect their home from a wildfire is to create a 5-foot buffer space ...

The term “defensible space” has been noted by firefighters as a crucial part of protecting homes and businesses from the January Los Angeles County wildfires. But what does it mean? California ...

Defensible space is a buffer, typically 5-feet, created between a home and the surrounding grass, trees, shrubs or other wildland areas. The purpose of the buffer is to slow or stop a wildfire ...

Defensible space is categorized into three different zones: Zone 0: 0-5 feet from structures: The first 5 feet surrounding a structure are most important to keeping it safe from fires.

Defensible space is categorized into three different zones: Zone 0: 0-5 feet from structures: The first 5 feet surrounding a structure are most important to keeping it safe from fires.

Defensible space is categorized into three different zones: Zone 0: 0-5 feet from structures: The first 5 feet surrounding a structure are most important to keeping it safe from fires.

The homeowners association of Tyrolian Village in Incline Village is part of a wildfire program that’s the first of its kind.

Defensible space is a buffer zone that helps prevent a fire from burning a building or property. Similar to control lines, defensible space can potentially stop the flames from spreading to homes ...

Defensible space is categorized into three different zones: Zone 0: 0-5 feet from structures: The first 5 feet surrounding a structure are most important to keeping it safe from fires.

The term "defensible space" has been noted by firefighters as a crucial part of protecting homes and businesses from the January Los Angeles County wildfires. But what does it mean? Stream NBC 5 ...

A defensible space is a buffer created between a home and the surrounding grass, trees, shrubs or other wildland areas to ...