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Residential fires are, unfortunately, a common occurrence. Some 2 million American homes are damaged or destroyed by fire yearly. In the aftermath of fire, people are left to salvage their lives and …
When a natural disaster such as a flood strikes a community, the risk of getting a foodborne illness increases. Take the proper precautions before and after a flood to ensure the safety of your food.
Fact sheet that provides tips to keep food safe before, during and after a power outage
Threats to livestock production include natural disasters, disease outbreaks, agroterrorism, and other emergencies. Proper animal agrosecurity and emergency management reduce the effects of these inc…
No two disasters are alike. The impact on each individual is different. The needs of each are unique and often unmet. However, a community and its citizens are unquestionably better served if a Commu…
Published or Revised: 11/6/2017 12:00:00 AM Author(s): Jaclyn Spence MOLINE, Ill. – Many areas throughout the country at some point will experience a disaster—manmade, natural or both. Once the news …
This toolkit provides step-by-step information to build the necessary community response capability to develop a community disaster animal response plan for pets and service animals. By bringing toge…
Alabama A&M University
ReadyCommunity resource materials were developed to complement and add greater depth to the six steps delineated in the Comprehensive Preparedness Guide as vital to the development of a viable and su…
Published or Revised: 9/1/2017 12:00:00 AM Author(s): The overall objective of the Pilot Project was to develop guidance for Extension Educators that might be interested in or called upon to assist w…
This program is designed for leaders who want to bring a community together to assess drought impacts and explore actions to combat the drought. It is important to note that the program is based on r…
A step by step guide to building an animal disaster plan and developing the necessary response capacity for your community. Includes links to the “Saving Pets, Saving People video and a series of pet…
28-page multi-agency manual to help communities plan for drought. Developed by EDEN and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters (VOAD) Drought Task Force. 2016 Manual with the introducti…
This video chronicles the professional response and personal stories of three Marine Extension agents living and working in the areas affected by Katrina and Rita, nine months into recovery from thes…
Alabama A&M University
Website provides access to Alabama Cooperative Extension System resources for helping the people of Alabama prepare for and recover from disasters.
Covers tornado watches and warnings, NOAA weather radios, safe and unsafe locations during tornados, disaster plans, emergency supplies and reinforcing homes. 8 pages.
Pandemic Preparedness Resources to Prepare Businesses for a Pandemic Designed for Land Grant University specialists, Cooperative Extension Service educators and/or volunteers located in counties arou…
Responding to and recovering from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita provided valuable insights into the services that state Extension Services have the capability to provide. Published in Journal of Extens…
The climate is changing in the Great Lakes Region (Great Lakes Integrated Sciences and Assessments [GLISA], n.d.). The average temperature, the frost-free season, total precipitation, and the number …
We all know Mother Nature can be intense and devastating. While there may be many reasons to put off hazard preparation, your family and home deserve protection that only you can provide. If you live…
Survival Basics: Stress Less is a 6-page handout that explores mindfulness techniques to help you prepare to respond with resiliency before, during and throughout stressful times.
Cascadia Action Steps checklist shows how Oregon residents and guests can prepare to survive and rebuild after the expected Cascadia earthquake and resulting tsunami.
What can you do to prepare your farm or ranch for wildfire? Scott Cotton, University of Wyoming Extension, discusses some of the steps that you can take. Bev Maltsberger of the University of Missouri…
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