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Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie Post-Fire BAER

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Unit Information

Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest 
Washington 
Everett, 
Washington 
98201 
Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest 
Washington 
Everett, 
Washington 
98201 

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BAER team member assessing wildfire impacts from Bolt Creek Fire
The Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest (MBSNF) has re-convened a BAER team to re-assess National Forest System (NFS) lands impacted by the Bolt Creek, Boulder Lake, and Suiattle River Fires. A previous BAER team had completed an assessment on most of these fires, however, due to the unseasonably late fire season another assessment was determined to be needed to reassess changes in wildfire impacts from the previous assessment. This assessment will also include the Loch Katrine fire which was not previousl
The Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest (MBSNF) has re-convened a BAER team to re-assess National Forest System (NFS) lands impacted by the Bolt Creek, Boulder Lake, and Suiattle River Fires. A previous BAER team had completed an assessment on most of these fires, however, due to the unseasonably late fire season another assessment was determined to be needed to reassess changes in wildfire impacts from the previous assessment. This assessment will also include the Loch Katrine fire which was not previousl
BAER team member assessing wildfire impacts from Bolt Creek Fire
Bridge on the Suiattle River ROad
Bridge on forest road
Bridge on forest road
Bridge on the Suiattle River ROad

Bridges are one example of structures a BAER team will assess for potential post-fire impacts

Rock fall on forest road
Rock and tree across forest road
Rock and tree across forest road
Rock fall on forest road

Increased rock fall is one post-fire impact. Here a large rock has rolled downhill from a burned area.

BAER Team specialists near the Suiattle River
Fire personnel in the field
Fire personnel in the field
BAER Team specialists near the Suiattle River

BAER team conducting field assessments

Bolt Creek Fire Soil Burn Severity Map
Soil Burn Severity Map - Bolt Creek Fire
Soil Burn Severity Map - Bolt Creek Fire
Bolt Creek Fire Soil Burn Severity Map

This map shows soil burn severity levels across different areas of the Bolt Creek Fire perimeter

Soil Burn Severity Map
Soil burn severity map for Suiattle River Fire, Lake Tokeitie Fire and Boulder Lake Fire
Soil burn severity map for Suiattle River Fire, Lake Tokeitie Fire and Boulder Lake Fire
Soil Burn Severity Map

This map shows soil burn severity levels across different areas of the Suiattle River, Boulder Lake and Lake Toketie Fires

Bridge near Bolt Creek Fire
Bridges are of concern near burned areas because of the potential for signficant post-fire debris flows
Bridges are of concern near burned areas because of the potential for signficant post-fire debris flows
Bridge near Bolt Creek Fire
Burned drainage on the Bolt Creek Fire
burned drainage
burned drainage
Burned drainage on the Bolt Creek Fire
Bridge assessment
personnel evaluating bridge
personnel evaluating bridge
Bridge assessment
Road crossing urned hillside
Road crossing burned hillside
Road crossing burned hillside
Road crossing urned hillside
Fire personnel assessing bridge near Grotto
Structure evaluation - Burned Area Emergency Response effort
Structure evaluation - Burned Area Emergency Response effort
Fire personnel assessing bridge near Grotto
Culvert damaged by fire
Culvert in burned-over hillside
Culvert in burned-over hillside
Culvert damaged by fire
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