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Since 2000, the Virginia legislature has granted individual landowners and partnerships up to $17,500 in tax credits for leaving waterway-adjacent stands of trees intact when harvesting...

SALT LAKE CITY – Utah state and federal wildfire officials gathered at the Utah State Capitol to commemorate the success of the Fire Sense Program, celebrating three consecutive years of declining wildfire incidents. The remarkable achievements were highlighted as Governor Spencer Cox and fire officials acknowledged the positive impact of Fire Sense in reducing human-caused […]

The Oklahoma Forestry Services says it has closed out 2023 with below-normal wildfire occurrence and acres burned.

Human-caused wildfires in Utah have been on a sharp decline since 2020, according to data released by state and federal wildfire officials.

CHARLESTON — A very active 2023 fall fire season came to a close on Dec. 31, the West Virginia Division of Forestry (WVDOF) announced today, with 323 wildfir

West Virginia experienced over 300 forest fires in 2023.

Head west on U.S. 60 and cross the county line some five miles past fast-growing western fringes of Midlothian and the intersection of Route 288, it’s clear you’re in the country. Powhatan wants to keep it that way.

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Although the Alabama Forestry Commission eased its no-burn restriction for several counties in the wake of widespread rainfall earlier this week, Cullman County and the rest of north Alabama remain

With rain again bringing relief for many of Alabama’s wildland firefighters, the Alabama Forestry Commission is easing fire restrictions across much of the state. Effective at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday,