Shuswap wildfire affected by warming temperatures, less humid weather
Fire behaviour may increase as residents returned this week to wildfire-ravaged North Shuswap
Source: saobserver.net
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Viewpoint: 2023 brings cruel irony to back-to-the-lander Shuswap environmentalist
Shuswap Passion by Jim Cooperman
Source: saobserver.net
B.C. cannabis farmers want to be included in provincial wildfire recovery program
Last week, an organization representing cannabis producers in B.C. issued a news release saying craft cannabis farmers in wildfire zones should receive the same support as wineries and other agriculture producers.
Adams Lake British Columbia Akayla Mann Tara Kirkpatrick Cannabis Regulation Branch Ministry Of Jobs
Source: cbc.ca
Shuswap wildfire fighters continue to battle temperatures and wind
Overnight dew helping recovery but fuel still burning off within fire perimeter
Meadow Creek British Columbia Black Mountain Bc Wildfire Service Sept Bush Creek East Structure Protection Crews
Source: kelownacapnews.com
Shuswap wildfire fighters continue to battle temperatures and wind
Overnight dew helping recovery but fuel still burning off within fire perimeter
Meadow Creek British Columbia Black Mountain Bc Wildfire Service Sept Bush Creek East Structure Protection Crews
Source: saobserver.net
Rainfall feeds B.C. wildfire fight in multiple regions
BC Wildfire Service website shows 422 active fires across the province
Source: terracestandard.com
Rainfall feeds B.C. wildfire fight in multiple regions - Smithers Interior News
BC Wildfire Service website shows 422 active fires across the province
Source: interior-news.com
Rainfall feeds B.C. wildfire fight in multiple regions - Quesnel Cariboo Observer
BC Wildfire Service website shows 422 active fires across the province
Source: quesnelobserver.com
B.C. extends fire state of emergency, says drought could continue into next year
Approximately 80 per cent of B.C. is under a level four or five drought, the two highest designations.
Source: squamishchief.com
Rainfall feeds B.C. wildfire fight in multiple regions - Cranbrook Daily Townsman
BC Wildfire Service website shows 422 active fires across the province
Source: cranbrooktownsman.com