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Greenhorn Stewardship Project

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Unit Information

Nez Perce - Clearwater National Forests 
1008 Highway 64 
Kamiah, 
Idaho 
83536 
Nez Perce - Clearwater National Forests 
1008 Highway 64 
Kamiah, 
Idaho 
83536 

Incident Contacts

Palouse Ranger District
Phone: 208-875-1133

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Greenhorn Stewardship Project Area Map
Greenhorn Stewardship Project Area Map
Mon, 04/22/2024 - 14:03
Greenhorn Stewardship Project Area Map
Greenhorn Stewardship Project Area Map

A firefighter in a yellow, long-sleeve Nomex shirt and dark green Nomex pants standing below fire in a large pile of dead and downed fuel.
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A firefighter in a yellow, long-sleeve Nomex shirt and dark green Nomex pants standing below fire in a large pile of dead and downed fuel.

Units burned at the end of last weekend will be patrolled this week.

This project is located one and a half miles west of Horse Camp Trailhead and about one and a half miles east of Highway 6.

The objective of burning this slash is to remove fuel accumulations and create areas for planting new trees. 

Basic Information
Current as of Mon, 05/13/2024 - 15:10
Incident Type Prescribed Fire
Date of Origin
Location This project is located approximately one and a half miles west of Horse Camp Trailhead and about one and a half miles east of Highway 6
Incident Commander Palouse Ranger District Fire and Fuels Staff
Coordinates 46° 58' 55.27'' Latitude
-116° 36'
6.20
'' Longitude
Current Situation
Size 188 Acres
Outlook
Planned Actions

Resources will patrol units burned at the end of last week.

Everything has been burning exceptionally well, with very ideal spring burning conditions.

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