DENA Soil Project (DSP) is a collaborative network of soil scientists, environmental planners, educators, land stewards, community organizers, and nonprofits, united in the aftermath of the Eaton Fire by a shared commitment to heal our soil.
We're working to make soil testing and bioremediation more accessible for families whose land was impacted by the Eaton Fire to ensure Altadena is a safe place to play, grow, and thrive after the devastation of the Eaton Fire.
We are scaling up our no-cost soil remediation offerings, which include Community Remediation Work Days, which are events that mobilize community members for a day of soil remediation, education, food, cultural activities and collective care. With this approach, the attendees learn and work together to heal soil through proven, low-cost remediation methods that can be replicated on their own land. DSP plans and coordinates the event and remediation at no cost to the host.
This form is not an application, and does not guarantee availability of services. Our team will assess the submissions, and priority applicants will then be contacted to proceed with the application process.