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Calf Canyon

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Unit Information

Santa Fe National Forest 
New Mexico 
Santa Fe, 
New Mexico 
87508 
Santa Fe National Forest 
New Mexico 
Santa Fe, 
New Mexico 
87508 

Incident Contacts

  • Calf Canyon Fire Information
    Email:
    2022.calfcanyon@firenet.gov
    Phone:
    505-356-2636
    Hours:
    8am to 8pm
  • Santa Fe National Forest Public Affairs
    Email:
    SM.FS.sfnfpao@usda.gov
    Phone:
    505-438-5320

Photographs Gallery

IA on Rev X Fire June 12
4 male firefighters work to remove vegetation. One uses a chainsaw to cut branches, one firefighter pulls cut branches to the side, two firefighters use tools to stir dirt and extinguish heat.
4 male firefighters work to remove vegetation. One uses a chainsaw to cut branches, one firefighter pulls cut branches to the side, two firefighters use tools to stir dirt and extinguish heat.
IA on Rev X Fire June 12

Firefighers work to cut tree branches off and dig through dirt to eliminate heat and further fire spread on the Rev X Fire. Resources assigned to Initial Attack (IA) responded to this fire on Hwy 518 at mile marker 6.

Logging operations
Feller Buncher working on log deck
Feller Buncher working on log deck
Logging operations

Feller Buncher working on log deck

IA on Rev X Fire June 12
4 firefighters walk across burned, black ground with vegetation and a red engine truck in the background. 2 firefighters are carrying chainsaws.
4 firefighters walk across burned, black ground with vegetation and a red engine truck in the background. 2 firefighters are carrying chainsaws.
IA on Rev X Fire June 12

Firefighters carrying chainsaws move through the burned area to locate and removing any burning vegetation.

Feller Buncher
Feller Buncher performing logging operations
Feller Buncher performing logging operations
Feller Buncher

Feller Buncher performing logging operations

IA on Rev X Fire June 12
3 firefighters in yellow shirts, green pants, and wearing hardhats. One is using a hose to spray water on a stump to cool any remaining heat. One firefigher uses a tool with long handle to scrap ground to stir water into grab and extinguish any heat.
3 firefighters in yellow shirts, green pants, and wearing hardhats. One is using a hose to spray water on a stump to cool any remaining heat. One firefigher uses a tool with long handle to scrap ground to stir water into grab and extinguish any heat.
IA on Rev X Fire June 12

Firefighers use a hose to spray water directly on hotspots for the Rev X Fire. Resources assigned to Initial Attack (IA) responded to this fire on Hwy 518 at mile marker 6.

Feller Buncher unloading trailer
Feller Buncher unloading trailer
Feller Buncher unloading trailer
Feller Buncher unloading trailer

Feller Buncher unloading trailer

Dozer line repair June 13
Yellow piece of heavy equipment working to move vegetation over a dozer line created during suppression efforts. cloudy blue sky
Yellow piece of heavy equipment working to move vegetation over a dozer line created during suppression efforts. cloudy blue sky
Dozer line repair June 13

Excavator working on repair of dozer line

IA on Rev X Fire June 12
Male firefighter in yellow shirt, green pants, and a hardhat uses a white hose to spray water around the base of a burned tree. Vegetation in the background and other firefighters working in background.
Male firefighter in yellow shirt, green pants, and a hardhat uses a white hose to spray water around the base of a burned tree. Vegetation in the background and other firefighters working in background.
IA on Rev X Fire June 12

A firefigher uses a hose to spray water directly onto flames at the base of a tree for the Rev X Fire. Resources assigned to Initial Attack (IA) responded to this fire on Hwy 518 at mile marker 6.

Logging operations
Slash pile
Slash pile
Logging operations

Slash pile

IA on Rev X Fire June 12
Closeup image of a burned tree with multiple branches, blackened soil and a small orange flame at the base
Closeup image of a burned tree with multiple branches, blackened soil and a small orange flame at the base
IA on Rev X Fire June 12

Burned vegetation with a small flame at the base for the Rev X Fire. Resources assigned to Initial Attack (IA) responded to this fire on Hwy 518 at mile marker 6.

Before & After Dozer line repair June 13
Before and after comparison. Left is before with dozer line looking like a dirt road along ridge top with vegetation on both sides. After shows many logs covering the dirt path made by the dozer. Blue sky in background.
Before and after comparison. Left is before with dozer line looking like a dirt road along ridge top with vegetation on both sides. After shows many logs covering the dirt path made by the dozer. Blue sky in background.
Before & After Dozer line repair June 13

Before and after of an excavator repairing dozer line. Logs and woody debris covering dozer line to reduce erosion impacts and prevent people driving on it for further damage.

Excavator working on suppression repair June 11
Piece of Yellow, heavy equipment called an excavator working to drag burned trees over dozer line. Slope has many standing, burned trees across the landscape.
Piece of Yellow, heavy equipment called an excavator working to drag burned trees over dozer line. Slope has many standing, burned trees across the landscape.
Excavator working on suppression repair June 11

Excavator working on suppression repair for a dozer line. Photo credit to Daniel R Patterson (READ)

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