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Highway 180 has low visibility from the entrance to Grant Grove Village. Please drive careful.
Fuels within the Park Ridge Prescribed Burn are still being consumed. Smoke may still be visible.
Firefighters diligently prepared for the prescribed burn months ahead of the operation. They strategically create firebreaks (handline) and set up hose lines to help maintain the fire within its designated perimeter.
Firefighter with Whiskeytown National Recreation Area using a drip torch to ignite fuels. Photo by Crew member A. Depue
Photo representing the good fuel consumption fire crews were seeing on the Park Ridge Prescribed burn.
Firefighter with Whiskeytown National Recreation Area monitoring the prescribed burn. Photo by Crew Member Depue
Fire Effects Technician, Ortiz observing the Park Ridge Prescribed Burn.
Tulare County firefighters working night operations on the Park Ridge Prescribed Burn.
You can see fuels being consumed around the Park Ridge Prescribed Burn. Photo by Whiskeytown Crew Member Depue
Tulare County Firefighters doing night operations on the Park Ridge Prescribed Burn.
Firefighter with Whiskeytown National Recreation Area using a drip torch to ignite fuels. Photo by Crew Member Depue
Fuels being consumed on the Park Ridge Precribed Burn.