Since ignitions began last week on the Elkhorn portion of the Elkhorn-Pingree Hill Prescribed Burn in the Poudre Canyon, 450 acres have burned. Firefighters are staffing the burn today and the area received precipitation yesterday. No ignitions are planned today and there is minimal smoke visible. Firefighters will continue to monitor the burn and watch conditions for the next available …
The Elkhorn portion of the Elkhorn-Pingree Hill Prescribed Burn in the Poudre Canyon experienced minimal fire behavior and no growth today. Firefighters will be staffing the burn overnight.
Light snow fell overnight on the Elkhorn portion of the Elkhorn-Pingree Hill Prescribed Burn in the Poudre Canyon. Firefighters continue to work the burn today and smoke is still visible in the area. – From: North 40 Mountain Alliance
The Elkhorn portion of the Elkhorn-Pingree Hill Prescribed Burn did well over the night. Firefighters will continue to work the burn today as conditions look favorable. Expect to see more smoke in the Poudre Canyon throughout the day. Attached photos are from yesterday and last night.
Firefighters have had another successful test fire today in the Poudre Canyon this afternoon and are continuing with operation on the Elkhorn portion of the Elkhorn-Pingree Hill Prescribed Burn. Expect to see smoke in the area throughout the day and evening. Firefighters plan to continue tomorrow if conditions allow. Attached photo is of burning yesterday.
Firefighters have burned more than 22,600 slash piles on the Canyon Lakes Ranger District this winter, including over 1,100 just yesterday in the Magic Sky 3 and Thompson River 4 (photo attached) project areas. Burning is expected to continue throughout the coming week as conditions allow. Burning has been completed in the Glen Haven 1 and Deadhorse-Pratt Creek project areas. …
Update from Reghan Cloudman, Forest Service Public Affairs Specialist Firefighters are continuing to make great progress burning slash piles on the Canyon Lakes Ranger District. Just yesterday, 600 piles were burned in the Glen Haven 1 project area and 300 piles were burned in the Magic Sky 2 and 3 project area. Burning is expected to continue today. To date, …
As we get started in the new year, firefighters are evaluating conditions in our many pile burning areas. If we have retained snow over the last few weeks or we receive new, adequate snow conditions, we will continue our pile burning operations over the coming weeks. More than 6,600 piles have been burned on the Canyon Lakes Ranger District this …
Firefighters have been able to take advantage of snow conditions to burn piles over the last few weeks in the Red Feather area. If conditions allow, they will continue burning into next week. Conditions include favorable smoke dispersal, adequate staffing and snow cover. Over 6,600 piles have been burned on the Canyon Lakes Ranger District this winter. Pile burning could …
Firefighters have been able to take advantage of snow conditions to burn piles this last week in the Red Feather area, including today. If conditions allow, they could continue burning into next week. Conditions include favorable smoke dispersal and adequate staffing and snow cover. Nearly 3,000 piles have been burned on the Canyon Lakes Ranger District this winter. Pile burning …
