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2nd phase of fire restoration project begins to fix old burn scar - Vimarsana News

2nd phase of fire restoration project begins to fix old burn scar

The Dude Fire scarred an area of the Tonto National Forest in the 1990s. The second phase of a fire restoration project is now underway.

Source: ktar.com
Forest service proposes old-growth management plans. Here's what to know in Arizona - Vimarsana News

Forest service proposes old-growth management plans. Here's what to know in Arizona

The plans would change the way the feds manage land in 128 national forests and grasslands, including wide areas in Arizona.

Source: yahoo.com
SRP restoring land devastated by deadly Dude Fire in 1990 - Vimarsana News

SRP restoring land devastated by deadly Dude Fire in 1990

The Salt River Project has recently received funds to restore land near Payson that's still affected by the deadly Dude Fire that occurred more than 30 years ago.

Source: 12news.com
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More than 3 decades after the Dude Fire, ecosystem restoration continues - Vimarsana News

More than 3 decades after the Dude Fire, ecosystem restoration continues

In 1990, the Dude Fire killed six firefighters and burned more than 24,000 acres near Payson.Although the fire burned more than three decades ago, work on restoring the watershed continues.Much of the regrowth consists of shrubby, flammable vegetation.Salt River Project is working with private industry to remove some of that growth and allow ponderosa pine to reestablish

Source: kjzz.org
Arizona loves its pine forests. But we're losing them — and some aren't coming back - Vimarsana News

Arizona loves its pine forests. But we're losing them — and some aren't coming back

Opinion: When ponderosa pine forests burn, they don't always come back. And that has major implications for Arizona.

Source: aol.com