Photo by Benjamin Cossel | USDA Forest Service | 04.22.2025
CEDAR RIDGE, Calif (April 22, 2025) – Crews from the San Bernardino and the Sequoia National Forest were on hand alongside crews from the Stanislaus National Forest burning high-visibility piles in the Cedar Ridge area. Piles in relatively close proximity to homes and trails were burned as crews work to accomplish two to three acres of piles a day. Assuming weather conditions remain......
Photo by Benjamin Cossel | USDA Forest Service | 04.22.2025
CEDAR RIDGE, Calif (April 22, 2025) – Crews from the San Bernardino and the Sequoia National Forest were on hand alongside crews from the Stanislaus National Forest burning high-visibility piles in the Cedar Ridge area. Piles in relatively close proximity to homes and trails were burned as crews work to accomplish two to three acres of piles a day. Assuming weather conditions remain......
Photo by Benjamin Cossel | USDA Forest Service | 04.22.2025
CEDAR RIDGE, Calif (April 22, 2025) – Crews from the San Bernardino and the Sequoia National Forest were on hand alongside crews from the Stanislaus National Forest burning high-visibility piles in the Cedar Ridge area. Piles in relatively close proximity to homes and trails were burned as crews work to accomplish two to three acres of piles a day. Assuming weather conditions remain......
Photo by Benjamin Cossel | USDA Forest Service | 04.22.2025
CEDAR RIDGE, Calif (April 22, 2025) – Crews from the San Bernardino and the Sequoia National Forest were on hand alongside crews from the Stanislaus National Forest burning high-visibility piles in the Cedar Ridge area. Piles in relatively close proximity to homes and trails were burned as crews work to accomplish two to three acres of piles a day. Assuming weather conditions remain......
Photo by Benjamin Cossel | USDA Forest Service | 04.22.2025
CEDAR RIDGE, Calif (April 22, 2025) – Crews from the San Bernardino and the Sequoia National Forest were on hand alongside crews from the Stanislaus National Forest burning high-visibility piles in the Cedar Ridge area. Piles in relatively close proximity to homes and trails were burned as crews work to accomplish two to three acres of piles a day. Assuming weather conditions remain......
Photo by Stacey Reese | U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tulsa District | 03.06.2025
Maintenance employee/Civil Engineering Tech, Will Price from Kaw Lake Office utilizes a Kestrel 3000 weather meter to check wind, temperature and humidity during prescribed burn training March 6, 2025. Each year, new rangers and maintenance workers from projects around Tulsa District receive classroom and field instruction. As part of the instruction, teams conduct burns on the Fort Gibson......
Photo by Stacey Reese | U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tulsa District | 03.06.2025
Natural Resource Specialist Scott Torkleson from Keystone Lake Office operates a drip torch during prescribed burn training March 6, 2025. Each year, new rangers and maintenance workers from projects around Tulsa District receive classroom and field instruction. As part of the instruction, teams conduct burns on the Fort Gibson wildlife management area in partnership with the Oklahoma......
Photo by Stacey Reese | U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tulsa District | 03.06.2025
Natural Resource Specialists Fisher Lund and Allen Zylstra from Big Hill Lake Office cover the proposed burn plan prior to beginning a prescribed burn during training March 6, 2025. Lund and Zylstra participated in the training as advanced students working to fulfill requirements to become burn bosses for Tulsa District. To qualify as a burn boss participants are assigned a section of land......
