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HUBS & ROUTES

readiness tools for the mendocino coast

Yes, the Mendocino Coast has had some hard times: flooded roads, drought, downed power lines...

Yes, more challenges are coming. Let’s plan to thrive anyway!

Which Readiness Tools are you looking for?

Tan Oak (Chishkele)

For my Event:

  • paper maps to give or sell at the event

  • equipment I can borrow for the event

  • ideas for what to include at the event (see Starter Scripts and Training Videos in the equipment page)

  • event consultation services~click here and send us the following info:

    -name & size of group hosting event

    -date of event if known, or date range

    -location of event if known

    -target audience

    -approx. budgets for event & consult

    -main goals for event & for consult

an aging cabin wall

For Myself and

my household:

  • how and why to combine MendoReady with Hubs & Routes

  • maps of my part of the Coast

  • maps of current smoke & fires

  • apps that alert me when I’m at risk

  • finding both my zone and my Island

  • growing my Readiness attention span

  • planning for beyond the first week

a redwood circle

For my friends who

live close bY:

  • maps of our part of the Coast

  • neighborhood-group stay kits: no need for

    every home to have every item

  • chipper days & address signs

  • making it fun & faceable

  • optional next steps

Playing “3-2-1 Earthquake”

For my students:

  • maps of our parts of the Coast

  • draft lesson plans I can use or adapt

  • equipment I can borrow

  • making it fun & faceable




A bowl of plums

for my congregation

or community group

  • maps of our part of the Coast

  • supporting each others’ household safety

  • complementing our emergency operations plan

  • fire-hardening our meeting place

  • becoming an informal emergency hub

  • becoming a Red Cross-certified shelter

  • making it fun & faceable

Ferns & moss

for my workplace

  • maps of our part of the Coast

  • supporting our staff’s household safety

  • complementing our emergency operations plan

  • fire-hardening our workplace

  • becoming an informal emergency hub

  • becoming a Red Cross-certified shelter

  • making it fun & faceable

Hubs & Routes is a fiscally sponsored project of SocialGood Fund, a California

nonprofit corporation and registered 501(c)(3) organization, Tax ID (EIN) 46-1323531.

Hubs & Routes tools imply no warranty of any kind. See full disclaimer and

recommendations here.