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    Timber Fire [Image 6 of 6]

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    Two wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex gear and hard hats traverse a steep, fire-scarred hillside. The surrounding terrain shows extensive burn damage with charred soil, scorched vegetation, and blackened tree trunks. The firefighters appear to be conducting post-fire mop-up or patrol operations along a ridge or drainage.

    BIG SUR, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    08.21.2026

    Photo by Kerry Greene 

    U.S. Forest Service   

    U.S. Forest Service biologist David Eisenberg and a resource advisor inspect the Terrace Creek area along the Terrace Creek Trail in Division P of the Timber Fire on the Los Padres National Forest, California, Aug. 21, 2026. Eisenberg and the resource advisor hiked to a trail camp known for spotted owl nesting to evaluate environmental damage and assess the health of the redwood grove. They determined the nesting habitat was virtually unaffected by the fire. (Courtesy photo by CAL FIRE)

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    Date Taken: 08.21.2026
    Date Posted: 08.25.2026 09:38
    Photo ID: 9886356
    VIRIN: 260821-P-GR744-6725
    Resolution: 5120x3414
    Size: 5.6 MB
    Location: BIG SUR, CALIFORNIA, US
    Web Views: 5
    Downloads: 0

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    A trail junction sign in a forested area identifies 'Terrace Creek Camp' and directional arrows pointing toward 'Pine Ridge Trail,' 'Ventana Camp,' and 'Big Sur Station.' The background shows significant trail obstruction from fallen trees and downed branches, suggesting recent storm or wind damage. The setting appears to be in the Los Padres National Forest near Big Sur, California.
    A lush, old-growth forest scene featuring a small cascading stream flowing over rocks in the foreground, surrounded by dense ferns and undergrowth. Several fallen logs cross the stream and forest floor, while tall coniferous trees — likely redwoods or sequoias — rise into a hazy, light-filtered canopy above. Warm golden light illuminates portions of the scene, creating a dramatic contrast with the cool, misty background.
    A narrow dirt trail winds through a dense forest featuring towering trees, likely redwoods or sequoias, with atmospheric haze or smoke filtering light through the canopy. The scene is illuminated by warm, directional sunlight that highlights green foliage and a rocky embankment on the right side of the path. The combination of mist, light rays, and lush undergrowth creates a dramatic, ethereal forest atmosphere.
    Two wildland firefighters in yellow protective gear and hard hats walk along a forest trail amid smoke-filled air, surrounded by large trees showing fire damage. The scene depicts an active wildfire suppression operation in what appears to be a redwood or sequoia forest. Fallen logs, scorched bark, and singed foliage indicate recent fire activity in the area.
    Two wildland firefighters in full protective gear are moving through a smoky forested area toward an active fire. They are wearing standard wildland firefighting equipment including yellow hard hats, fire-resistant Nomex jackets, and backpacks. Flames and smoldering debris are visible to the right side of the frame.
    Two wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex gear and hard hats traverse a steep, fire-scarred hillside. The surrounding terrain shows extensive burn damage with charred soil, scorched vegetation, and blackened tree trunks. The firefighters appear to be conducting post-fire mop-up or patrol operations along a ridge or drainage.

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