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Indios Wildfire

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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

  • Information
    Email:
    claudia.brookshire@usda.gov
    Phone:
    505-438-5320
    Hours:
    8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Photographs Gallery

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20240531_INDIOS_FIRE_CampView_000091.jpg
Indios Fire - UAS
Indios Fire - UAS
Indios Fire - UAS
Indios Fire - UAS
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Bear Fire scooper drop on Black Hill on June 10, 2024
Bear Fire scooper drop on Black Hill on June 10, 2024
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Indios Fire activity on May 26, 2024
Wildfire smoke billows up on a distant mountain side surrounded by heavy conifer trees.
Wildfire smoke billows up on a distant mountain side surrounded by heavy conifer trees.
Indios Fire activity on May 26, 2024

Indios Fire activity on May 26, 2024.

Photo Credit: Lynn Bjorkland, USFS

Effects of fire that has burned through the forest understory
A forest understory that has had light to moderate fire burn through it.
A forest understory that has had light to moderate fire burn through it.
Effects of fire that has burned through the forest understory

The positive effects of fire in a forest can be seen in this photo. When fire burns light or moderate, it can clean up the dead and down timber, brush, and needle cast that keep future burns in the same area from becoming extreme. 

Photo Credit: Lynn Bjorkland, USFS

Crews prepping along a Forest road.
Firefighters in yellow wildfire shirts and green pants are pulling small trees and boughs across a dirt Forest Service Road.
Firefighters in yellow wildfire shirts and green pants are pulling small trees and boughs across a dirt Forest Service Road.
Crews prepping along a Forest road.

Firefighters are preparing any Forest Service roads in the fire area to be used as firelines. 

Photo Credit: Lynn Bjorkland, USFS

Afternoon recon flight
Afternoon recon flight
Afternoon recon flight
Afternoon recon flight
Afternoon recon flight 05-25-2024
Afternoon recon flight 05-25-2024
Afternoon recon flight 05-25-2024
Afternoon recon flight 05-25-2024
Masticator working Forest Road 8
Masticator
Masticator
Masticator working Forest Road 8
Indios Fire Smoke During Recon Flight
Wildfire smoke from the Indios Fire during a recon flight.
Wildfire smoke from the Indios Fire during a recon flight.
Indios Fire Smoke During Recon Flight

Wildfire smoke from the Indios Fire during a recon flight.

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