On September 8, 2013, 3,111 acres around the summit of Mt. Diablo went up in flames. While the charred landcape can appear alarming, fire is actually a natural part of the mountain's ecology, and many plants actually require fire to reproduce. We're trying to monitor how the landscape is changing and recovering after the fire by taking pictures from fixed locations for 1 year after the fire.

Click the links above to view pictures that people like you have already taken Visit the camera stands and take some pictures of your own! Just put your phone on the stand, take a picture, and post it to social media using the tag listed on the stand.

Interested in the data we're collecting? Here's the Google Spreadsheet.

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