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Ramona Fuel Break RX Palomar Ranger District UPDATE 02 19 2024

Related Incident: 2025 - Cleveland National Forest, Forest Health Treatments
Publication Type: News

#RamonaFuelBreak

2/19/24 - Evening Update – Burn operations on the Ramona Fuel Break in the Palamar Ranger District have been successfully completed. Firefighters achieved their objectives of 31 acres successfully. Smoke may persist through the night.

Additional photos of this work and other fuel works on the Cleveland National Forest can be seen here. 

Ramona Fuel Break - Palamar Ranger District
Mon, 02/19/2024 - 19:53

Multiple photos showing firefighters working, flames and smoke on the Romona Fuel Break

Mount Laguna Prescribed Burn Descanso Ranger District 02 19 2024

Related Incident: 2025 - Cleveland National Forest, Forest Health Treatments
Publication Type: News

#mountlaguanaRX

2/19/24 – The Cleveland National Forest Descanso Ranger district will be conducting a prescribed burn on the Mount Laguna fuel project, contingent on weather and environmental conditions. Firefighters are aiming to cover 50 acres as their target. Residents and visitors will see smoke visible throughout the day in the area of Sunrise Highway, the I-8, and surrounding communities. Please DO NOT REPORT.

Prescribed Fire is part of Confronting the Wildfire Crisis: https://fs.usda.gov/managing-land/wildfire-crisis. Prescribed fire plays an important role in forest health and in reducing extreme wildfires and their negative impact. These fires also help reduce heavy fuel loads while simultaneously opening the conifer forest structure and maintaining the health of meadow habitats. Fire is also used to enhance native plant communities and cultural landscapes and improve wildlife habitats. Another goal is to provide defensible space for communities and developed areas within and surrounding the CNF. With all fire comes smoke, and the U.S. Forest Service works to mitigate smoke impacts from prescribed fires on the communities in the area. 

#PrescribedBurn #PrescribedFire #ForestHealth #wildifrecrisis

 

Mount Laguna Prescribed Burn Map - Descanso Ranger District
Mon, 02/19/2024 - 12:42

Map of where the Mount Laguana Prescribed fire is occurring.

 

Ramona Fuel Break RX Palomar Ranger District 02 19 2024

Related Incident: 2025 - Cleveland National Forest, Forest Health Treatments
Publication Type: News

#RomonaFuelBreak

2/19/24 - The Cleveland National Forest (CNF) Palomar Ranger District will be conducting a prescribed burn on the Ramona Fuel Break Project, contingent on weather and environmental conditions.  Firefighter are aiming to cover 80 acres as their target.  This project is funded in part by a grant from the San Diego River Conservancy, supporting the Wildfire Crisis Strategy. Residents and visitors will see smoke visible throughout the day in the areas of Highway 78, Ramona, and surrounding communities. Please DO NOT REPORT. 

Prescribed Fire is part of Confronting the Wildfire Crisis: https://fs.usda.gov/managing-land/wildfire-crisis. Prescribed fire plays an important role in forest health and in reducing extreme wildfires and their negative impact. These fires also help reduce heavy fuel loads while simultaneously opening the conifer forest structure and maintaining the health of meadow habitats. Fire is also used to enhance native plant communities and cultural landscapes and improve wildlife habitats. Another goal is to provide defensible space for communities and developed areas within and surrounding the CNF. With all fire comes smoke, and the U.S. Forest Service works to mitigate smoke impacts from prescribed fires on the communities in the area. 

#PrescribedBurn #PrescribedFire #ForestHealth #wildifrecrisis

Additional photos of this work and other fuel works on the Cleveland National Forest can be seen here. 

 

Ramona Fuel Break Map - Palamar Ranger District
Mon, 02/19/2024 - 12:25

Map of where the Ramona Fuel Break Prescribed fire is occuring.

Fire Stations Pile Burns Descanso Ranger District Update 02 16 2024

Related Incident: 2025 - Cleveland National Forest, Forest Health Treatments
Publication Type: News

2/16/24 - Evening Update – Burn operations have concluded successfully in the Descanso Ranger District at the Cameron, Sunset, and Glencliff Fire stations.  Smoke may still be visible through the night.

#PrescribedBurn#PrescribedFire#ForestHealth#wildfirecrisis 

Current Pile Burning Activity 02 16 2024

Related Incident: Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests Pile Burning
Publication Type: Announcement

Firefighters burned over 5,000 piles this week in the Thompson River and Red Feather projects. The project areas have received snow and crews will continue to patrol the area throughout the holiday weekend. 

The following project areas may have visible smoke and monitoring will continue until the piles are called out. 

  • Larimer County:
    • Cedar Park 1 Map 
    • Cedar Park 2 Map 
    • Glen Haven 2 & 3 Map 
    • Thompson River 4 Map 
    • Thompson River 5 Map 
    • Magic Sky 4 Map 
    • Red Feather 5 Map 
    • Elkhorn 2019 Map 
  • Boulder and Gilpin County: 
    • Forsythe Area (1.5 miles northwest of Wondervu, west side of Gross Reservoir) 
    • Yankee Hill Area (1 mile north of Gilpin County School, at the end of FS Trail 732) 

Fire Stations Pile Burns Descanso Ranger District 02 16 2024

Related Incident: 2025 - Cleveland National Forest, Forest Health Treatments
Publication Type: News

#CameronStationPileRx #GlencliffStationPileRX

2/16/24 - The Cleveland National Forest (CNF) Descanso Ranger District will be conducting pile burning at Cameron, Sunrise, and Glencliff Fire Stations. Residents and visitors will see smoke visible throughout the day in the areas of 1-8, Pine Valley Community, and surrounding communities. Please DO NOT REPORT. 

Prescribed Fire is part of Confronting the Wildfire Crisis: https://fs.usda.gov/managing-land/wildfire-crisis. Prescribed fire plays an important role in forest health and in reducing extreme wildfires and their negative impact. These fires also help reduce heavy fuel loads while simultaneously opening the conifer forest structure and maintaining the health of meadow habitats. Fire is also used to enhance native plant communities and cultural landscapes and improve wildlife habitats. Another goal is to provide defensible space for communities and developed areas within and surrounding the CNF. With all fire comes smoke, and the U.S. Forest Service works to mitigate smoke impacts from prescribed fires on the communities in the area. 

#PrescribedBurn #PrescribedFire #ForestHealth #wildifrecrisis

 

North Main Broadcast Burn Trabuco Ranger District Update 02 15 2024

Related Incident: 2025 - Cleveland National Forest, Forest Health Treatments
Publication Type: News

#NorthMainRx

2/15/24 - Evening Update – Burn operations have concluded successfully in the Trabuco Ranger District. Firefighters were able to accomplish 55 acres today. Smoke may still be visible through the night.

 

#PrescribedBurn#PrescribedFire#ForestHealth#wildfirecrisis 

 

North Main Prescribed Burn - Trabuco Ranger District - Map
Thu, 02/15/2024 - 21:18

Image of fire and smoke on a ridge with firefighters working on the prescribed burn.

North Main Prescribed Burn Trabuco Ranger District 02 15 2024

Related Incident: 2025 - Cleveland National Forest, Forest Health Treatments
Publication Type: News

#NorthMainRx

2/15/24 - The Cleveland National Forest (CNF) Trabuco Ranger District will be conducting a prescribed burn on the North Main Project today from 9:00am to 5:00pm as weather and environmental conditions allow. Residents and visitors will see smoke in the areas of 241, I-5, I-15, Riverside and Orange Counties and surrounding communities. Please DO NOT REPORT. 

Prescribed Fire is part of Confronting the Wildfire Crisis: https://fs.usda.gov/managing-land/wildfire-crisis. Prescribed fire plays an important role in forest health and in reducing extreme wildfires and their negative impact. These fires also help reduce heavy fuel loads while simultaneously opening the conifer forest structure and maintaining the health of meadow habitats. Fire is also used to enhance native plant communities and cultural landscapes and improve wildlife habitats. Another goal is to provide defensible space for communities and developed areas within and surrounding the CNF. With all fire comes smoke, and the U.S. Forest Service works to mitigate smoke impacts from prescribed fires on the communities in the area. 

#PrescribedBurn #PrescribedFire #ForestHealth #wildifrecrisis

 

North Main Prescribed Burn - Trabuco Ranger District - Map
Wed, 02/14/2024 - 13:20

Map that shows location of the North Main Prescibed Burn. 

North Main Prescribed Burn Trabuco Ranger District UPDATE 02 14 2024

Related Incident: 2025 - Cleveland National Forest, Forest Health Treatments
Publication Type: News

2/14//24 - UPDATE: Due to unfavorable wind conditions, the planned prescribed burn has fallen out of the prescribed parameters, leading firefighters to suspend their operations. They were able to complete 5 acres. Residents and visitors will still see smoke in the areas of 241, I-5, I-15, Riverside, and Orange Counties and surrounding communities. Please DO NOT REPORT. 

North Main Prescribed Burn Trabuco Ranger District 02 14 2024

Related Incident: 2025 - Cleveland National Forest, Forest Health Treatments
Publication Type: News

#NorthMainRx

2/14/24 - The Cleveland National Forest (CNF) Trabuco Ranger District will be conducting a prescribed burn on the North Main Project today from 9:00am to 5:00pm as weather and environmental conditions allow. Residents and visitors will see smoke in the areas of 241, I-5, I-15, Riverside and Orange Counties and surrounding communities. Please DO NOT REPORT. 

Prescribed Fire is part of Confronting the Wildfire Crisis: https://fs.usda.gov/managing-land/wildfire-crisis. Prescribed fire plays an important role in forest health and in reducing extreme wildfires and their negative impact. These fires also help reduce heavy fuel loads while simultaneously opening the conifer forest structure and maintaining the health of meadow habitats. Fire is also used to enhance native plant communities and cultural landscapes and improve wildlife habitats. Another goal is to provide defensible space for communities and developed areas within and surrounding the CNF. With all fire comes smoke, and the U.S. Forest Service works to mitigate smoke impacts from prescribed fires on the communities in the area. 

#PrescribedBurn #PrescribedFire #ForestHealth #wildifrecrisis

North Main Prescribed Burn - Trabuco Ranger District - Map
Wed, 02/14/2024 - 13:20

Map that shows location of the North Main Prescibed Burn. 

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