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AZ Forest Thinning Project Plans Under Way

By Ryan Gahris on April 5, 2010

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — Planning has begun for thinning projects in Arizona’s Coconino, Kaibab, Apache-Sitgreaves and Tonto national forests.
The area encompasses an 800,000-acre swath from south of Mormon Lake, west into the Kaibab National Forest and north toward Tusayan.
U.S. Forest Service managers would solicit private contractors to begin thinning trees by 2012 or 2013.
The project [...]

Posted in Local News | Tagged 000 acres, 2012, 2013, 800, Apache-Sitgreaves, coconino, flagstaff, forest thinning, kaibab, Tonto National Forest | Leave a response

Twin Fire (NAZ Today / Neuman)

9 PM Update- Twin Fire Hits 1000 Acres; Crews Make Progress Today

By NAZ Today on October 3, 2009

For today’s (Sunday, 10/4) updates, click HERE.
Click HERE for a video update from Jackie Banks, Public Affairs Officer for the Kaibab National Forest.
9:00 PM UPDATE, OCTOBER 3- The Twin Fire is listed at 1,000 acres as of 6 PM this evening, with crews able to slow the progress of the fire.  Ground and air crews [...]

Posted in Local News, Slide Shows | Tagged kaibab, kaibab national forest, national forest service, prescribed burn, type I, wildfire, williams | 1 Response

Smokey skies in Flagstaff. Aug 16, 2009 (NAZToday/Brandon Neuman)

UPDATE: Taylor Fire Under Control, Some Closures Remain in Effect

By NAZ Today on August 18, 2009

8/22UPDATE:  The Taylor Fire has now reached 95% containment.  Management of the fire has been handed over from the Type I operation over to the local Type III managers.  The remaining fire crews are working to improve the containment lines around the fire.
Hunting season began Friday, August 21, 2009. Hunters in area 6B need to [...]

Posted in Local News | Tagged arizona fire, canyon, coconino, fire, flagstaff, flagstaff fire, kaibab, sedona, sedona fire, smoke, sycamore, sycamore canyon, sycamore canyon fire, taylor, taylor fire, taylor fire update, update, wildfire | 7 Responses

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