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Smokey Bear Hotshots in Div F securing control lines and falling hazard trees on the Blue 2 Fire on May 29th, 2024. USDA Forest Service photo courtesy of PIOC Mike McMillan.

A pine beetle larva found in the debris of the Blue 2 Fire. USDA Forest Service Photo courtesy of PIO Mike McMillan.
Wyoming Interagency Hotshots removed debris to clear line in Division A of the Blue 2 Fire on May 27th, 2024. USDA Forest Service Photo courtesy of PIOC Mike McMillan.

Ground fuels burning in Div A of the Blue 2 Fire. USDA Forest Service photo courtesy of PIOC Mike McMillan.

Mormon Lake Hotshot infighting ground fuels with a drip torch to strengthen control lines on Div A of the Blue 2 Fire. USDA Forest Service photo courtesy of PIOC Mike McMillan.

Ground fuels burning in Div A of the Blue 2 Fire. USDA Forest Service photo courtesy of PIOC Mike McMillan.
Aviation resources performed water drops using helicopters in Div A of the Blue 2 Fire on May 27th, 2024. USDA Forest Service Photo courtesy of PIOC Mike McMillan.

Mormon Lake Hotshot infighting ground fuels with a drip torch to strengthen control lines on Div A of the Blue 2 Fire. USDA Forest Service photo courtesy of PIOC Mike McMillan.

Crews removed fuels along a road in Div A of the Blue 2 Fire on May 26th, 2024. USDA Forest Service Photo courtesty of Koreena Manthei

The Blue 2 Fire remains at approximately 48 acres and is burning within the White Mountain Wilderness in an area previously burned by the Little Bear fire in 2012. This area has mostly dead and down fuels in steep and rugged terrain with numerous snags in the area.

Increased smoke and falling ash are currently visible due to wind conditions. We appreciate your concern and support and will keep you updated with the latest developments.

We will be hosting a Town Hall meeting Tuesday, May 21, at 2:00 p.m., to discuss the #Blue2Fire
Ruidosos Convention Center, 111 Sierra Blanca Dr, Ruidosos, NM