Emergency Disaster Recovery
Supporting recovery when it matters most
CSU Extension provides trusted information and resources to support individuals and communities during recovery from emergencies and natural disasters.
We’re here to help you take informed steps toward stability and resilience after an emergency. Find trusted information, guides, and resources to help you assess, respond and recover safely in the aftermath of a disaster.
Wildfire Recovery Resources
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Emergency Disaster Recovery
Assessing Your Homesite After a Wildfire
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Family & Home
Use of Wells and Septic Systems Following a Wildfire
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Emergency Disaster Recovery
Returning to Your Home Kitchen After a Wildfire Evacuation
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Emergency Disaster Recovery
Addressing the Impacts of Wildfire on Water Resources
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Emergency Preparation & Response Planning
Emergency Water Supplies and Treatment
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Emergency Disaster Recovery
Caring for Livestock After Disaster
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Emergency Disaster Recovery
FAQ on Fire Retardant Impact on Livestock and Irrigated Pasture
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Emergency Disaster Recovery
Soil Erosion Control After Wildfire
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Physical & Mental Health
Help Yourself Through Grief
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Emergency Disaster Recovery
Coping with Natural Disaster
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Emergency Disaster Recovery
Coping with Emotions After a Natural Disaster
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Physical & Mental Health
Rural Crisis Resources
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Physical & Mental Health
Trauma-Informed Practices for Supporting Others Through Adversity
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Family & Home Health
Helping Grieving Children
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Physical & Mental Health
When the Land Hurts, We Hurt Too
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Physical & Mental Health
Manage Stress and Anxiety During Drought
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Physical & Mental Health
Understand Grief in Children of Different Ages
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Emergency Disaster Recovery
Four Steps for Caring for Livestock After a Disaster
Additional Resources
These trusted resources and partner links provide additional information to help individuals, families, and communities navigate the recovery process after a disaster.